| Title | Bridging the Implementation Gap between Pomace Waste and Large-Scale Baker's Yeast Production |
|---|---|
| ID_Doc | 63278 |
| Authors | Vukusic, JL; Millenautzki, T; Barbe, S |
| Title | Bridging the Implementation Gap between Pomace Waste and Large-Scale Baker's Yeast Production |
| Year | 2023 |
| Published | Agriengineering, 5, 4 |
| Abstract | The objectives set in the European Green Deal constitute the starting point of this review, which then focuses on the current implementation gap between agro-industrial wastes as resources for large-scale bioprocesses (e.g., baker's yeast, bioethanol, citric acid, and amino acids). This review highlights the current lack of sustainability of the post-harvest processing of grapes and apples. In light of the European Green Deal, industrial biotechnology often lacks sustainability as well. We reviewed the recent progress reported in the literature to enhance the valorization of grape and apple pomace and the current failure to implement this research in technical processes. Nevertheless, selected recent papers show new perspectives to bridge this gap by establishing close collaborations between academic teams and industrial partners. As a final outcome, for the first time, we drew a circular flow diagram that connects agriculture post-harvest transformation with the industrial biotechnology and other industries through the substantial valorization of apple and grape pomace into renewable energy (solid biofuels) and sugar extracts as feedstock for large-scale bioprocesses (production of baker's yeast industry, citric acid, bioethanol and amino acids). Finally, we discussed the requirements needed to achieve the successful bridging of the implementation gap between academic research and industrial innovation. |
| https://www.mdpi.com/2624-7402/5/4/137/pdf?version=1701428488 |
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