We are proud to be a partner in the BIO-2-PRINT project, part of the Interreg Northern Periphery and Arctic Programme. This innovative initiative focuses on developing sustainable, bio-based materials for 3D printing, supporting the transition to a circular economy across remote and rural regions. Our role contributes to advancing environmentally friendly manufacturing and fostering cross-border collaboration in green technology.

As part of the BIO-2-PRINT project, we are working to create a sustainable and profitable solution for repurposing natural fibres that are often discarded across the NPA region. By combining these fibres with smart, customisable technologies, we aim to transform them into valuable products for use in construction and manufacturing. Our approach focuses on recycling and reusing materials—integrating natural fibres with recycled inputs to produce eco-friendly 3D printing materials. This not only supports a circular economy but also opens new innovation and business opportunities for local communities.

The BIO-2-PRINT project is co-funded by the European Union under the Interreg Northern Periphery and Arctic Programme.