Publications

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20.05.26

Joint industry call by the agri-food value chain on the Biotech Acts I and II

The European Biosolutions Coalition's position paper on the upcoming Biotech Act II

Open Letter: MEPs and EBC Call for an Ambitious and Horizontal Biotech Act II

European Biosolutions Coalition and Members of the European Parliament urge the European Commission to deliver a robust and future-ready Biotech Act II.

New Joint Letter on Biotech Act I: Don’t sideline new innovative foods, Europe!

European Biosolutions Coalition and more than 30 partners call for the inclusion of novel foods in regulatory sandboxes under the EU Biotech Act I.

Industry Statement: Safeguarding Agriculture and the Bioeconomy in Horizon Europe 2028–2034

European Biosolutions Coalition urges the EU to maintain explicit references to agriculture and the bioeconomy in the next Framework Programme for Research and Innovation.

Letter from the Industry: The EU Biotech Act II

At a critical moment for Europe’s biosolutions competitiveness, industry organisations, including the European Biosolutions Coalition, are calling for a bold and comprehensive Biotech Act. This letter explains why urgent action is now needed.

What we talk about when we talk about “Novel” Foods

The European Biosolutions Coalition has published an explainer on Novel Foods, outlining what they are, how they are produced, and why they are an essential part of Europe’s future food system. The explainer sets out how fermentation‑based biosolutions can strengthen food security, sustainability, and competitiveness, while complementing European agriculture and supporting the green transition.

Position paper on the EU Biotech Act

Europe finds itself at a critical juncture as the global race for biosolutions heats up. But currently, regulation and legislation is lacking behind. Europe needs a bold and broad Biotech Act. Read our full position on the Biotech Act in our position paper.

How Biosolutions can strengthen Europe’s sustainability, resilience and competitiveness

A biorevolution is under way. It has great potential to deliver on the green agenda worldwide, but EU regulations are slowing down the development of biosolutions and weaken the competitiveness of Europe and European biosolutions companies. Integrating biosolutions into our practices and paradigms would greatly strengthen Europe's sustainability, resilience and competitiveness. You can learn just how biosolutions can do that in our published manifest.

Declaration: The Biosolutions Industry is Key to Competitiveness, Geopolitical- Resilience, and Sustainability

Europe is at a critical point in the global biosolutions race, lagging behind China and the US due to slow regulations. The European Biosolutions Coalition urges the EU to implement a comprehensive Biotech Act to boost competitiveness. Biosolutions can reduce environmental impact and enhance economic benefits by leveraging innovations.

EBC Comments on the European Commission’s Food and Feed Omnibus

EBC welcomes the Food and Feed Omnibus as a key step towards simpler, faster and more harmonised rules for biosolutions, while underlining the need to ensure that the proposed simplifications deliver real and uniform market access across the EU, in particular for SMEs.

Making Europe's Biorevolution Happen

This publication presents European biosolutions innovators already building that future. Their work shows that the biorevolution is not an abstract promise but a growing industrial reality. Yet, it also reveals the barriers; slow regulation, fragmented policies, and underinvestment that risks turning Europe into the place where technologies are invented only to see them scaled elsewhere. Read more, and discover the companies that are shaping Europe's future, in this publication.

Biosolutions Glossary

Biosolutions will be ever-more important for our needs in the future, but as they continue to evolve, they also grow ever more complex. To navigate this rapidly emerging field, the European Biosolutions Coalition offers this glossary, which intends to provide clarity and helpful navigation through what is otherwise uncharted territory for European regulation.

Position paper on the Vision for Agriculture and Food

In President Ursula von der Leyen's Political Guidelines for her European Commission 2024-2029, she announced a new Vision for Agriculture and Food. The European Biosolutions Coalition welcomes the European Commission’s commitment to ensuring that EU agrifood systems are environmentally and socially sustainable. Our entire and whole position on the Vision for Agriculture and Food can be found in this document.