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Portugal news - Portuguese green mobility company Via Verde just won a European tender to operate toll collection via satellite in the Netherlands.   Via Verde, that is majority-owned by Portuguese group Brisa, is leading The Triangle consortium that has been selected by the Dutch transport authority (RDW) to implement a new electronic toll collection system for heavy goods vehicles. The Portuguese groundbreaking technology will operate via an identifier placed on vehicles, with billing being done via satellite.   This is the group’s second contract in the Netherlands, and it demonstrates the Portuguese group’s capacity to innovate and be at the forefront of technology in the mobility sector, namely with satellite mobility billing.   All trucks operating in the Netherlands from July 2026 will have to register on a platform and then collect their identification card in order to be able to drive. The toll will be calculated based on the kilometers traveled and the size of the vehicle.   Via Verde, that is one of Portugal’s most iconic national brands, has positioned Portugal as the first country in the world with an integrated non-stop electronic toll network, providing sustainable mobility solutions that allow for an integrated response to traffic needs and urban mobility.   #portugalnews #satellitetollsystem #viaverde #tollcollectionnetherlands #electronictollnetwork #greenmobilitysolutionsportugal

Portugal news - Portuguese startup Corium Biotech has just raised 500,000 euros pre-seed funding to produce lab-grown leather that will revolutionize the luxury fashion industry. The funding round was led by biotech incubator Biotope by VIB and Portugal Ventures, the state-backed venture capital arm dedicated to projects in R&D, sustainable infrastructure and social investment.   Portuguese biotech startup, Corium Biotech, has developed a groundbreaking technology to produce luxury lab-grown exotic leather for the designer fashion industry.   The funding raised by the Portuguese textile biotech company will be used to support the company’s scaleup strategy through partnerships with luxury brands and designers, while enhancing the development of new lab-grown exotic leather variants and recruiting additional biotech and scientific staff.   “The Porto-based company is developing a cruelty-free cell-based product to replace exotic skins for the luxury fashion sector. The startup expects to validate the proof of concept for the industrialization phase by early 2026”  stated WWD magazine about the global sustainability scene in textiles and fashion in its October 9, 2024, edition.   “We are thrilled to have the support of such key investors as we take the next big step in advancing our technology” said co-founder and CEO Maria João Maia.   “This funding will be instrumental in accelerating our R&D efforts and bringing our sustainable lab-growth exotic leather to market. We are excited to push the boundaries of biotech and redefine the future of luxury materials,”  stated co-founder Margot Muller.   Maia and Muller cofounded Corium Biotech in 2020 with the aim of creating a high-quality leather alternative to exotic skins by harnessing cutting-edge cellular agriculture techniques. The company aims to revolutionize the fashion and luxury industries while reducing the environmental and social impact of exotic leather use.        The ground-breaking lab-grown leather developed by Corium Biotech, that is incubated at UPTEC at the University of Porto, respects both the environment and animal wellbeing. #portugalnews #newstextileindustryportugal #labgrownleatherportugal #sustainabletextilesportugal #coriumbiotech #biotechstartupsportugal

Portuguese textile company, IMPETUS Group, has won the Challenge the Fabric (CTF) Awards 2024 as the Innovation Partner of fashion designer YAKU. The winning design by YAKU was produced using CIRCULOSE material with Portuguese textile company IMPETUS. CIRCULOSE by Renewcell is a new material made by recycling cotton from worn-out clothes and production waste that makes fashion circular. Portuguese textile company IMPETUS Group, that started its activities in 1973, employs 860 people and has an annual production of 4,650,000 articles. The textile company has a completely vertical structure and specializes in the production of Cut & Sew and seamless underwear. The CTF 2024 Award introduces a significant evolution in a talent competition that challenges designers to create looks made from man-made cellulosic fibres (MMCF). The competition is designed as a way to promote and encourage a switch to biobased and recycled materials. The iconic piece produced by British fashion designer YAKU shapes a grounded alternative to reality with its avant-garde ready-to-wear. YAKU finds inspiration in the Afrofuturism movement combined with character design, fantasy, and themes of online role-playing games like RuneScape. The Challenge the Fabric (CTF) initiative was created by Ekman Group and is organized with the Swedish Fashion Council so that the different stakeholders of the man-made cellulosic fibres (MMCFs) supply chain can meet, connect, and discuss topics and issues that are important for the continuous development and growth of the textile industry. #portugalnews #newsportugal #CIRCULOSE #MMCF #biobasedtextilesportugal #recycledtextilesportugal #IMPETUSGroup #CTFAwards2024 #Renewcell #YAKU #EkmanGroup #SwedishFashionCouncil

Portugal will be the new hub for 350ppm Biotech to build the world’s most sustainable onshore salmon fish farm using revolutionary technology. The German company sees better business opportunities in Portugal and has just announced that they will set-up the world’s most sustainable onshore fish farm in Sines. With this new investment, Portugal will help to close Europe’s “protein gap” and will reduce the massive economic dependencies on countries such as China. Because of the much better framework conditions, 350ppm Biotech is now coming to Portugal with its disruptive technology to start a “food revolution” from Sines and will build the most sustainable onshore fish farm in the world. The technology of German company 350ppm Biotech will help to close Europe’s “protein gap” and establish the continent’s economic independence in the food industry. Since Europe imports 70% of the protein-rich plants it needs, this creates massive economic dependencies on countries such as China and leads to a protein-gap in Europe. In Sines, Portugal, the technology of the German biotech company 350ppm Biotech is laying the foundation for a food revolution, together with the Norwegian aquaculture experts from Maiken Foods, to build the world's most sustainable onshore salmon fish farm. The plant in Sines will produce 2,000 tons of protein per year from 4,500 tons of CO2. In the process, the CO2 exhaled by the salmon will be converted into fish feed, thus creating a sustainable circular economy. The basis for this impressive balance is provided by 350ppm Biotech’s innovative technology using marine bacteria, which essentially feed on CO2 and hydrogen, to grow in large tanks. While the CO2 comes from the surrounding production sites, the hydrogen required is produced on site in Sines using green electricity. The marine bacteria consist mainly of protein, the composition of which corresponds to the protein found in fish meal in conventional fish farming and which is obtained from so-called by-catch, that consists of young fish as well as non-edible fish and other marine animals. In conventional aquafarming, up to 5 kilograms of bycatch are needed for 1 kilogram of fish. The protein that 350PPM can produce is a full substitute for fishmeal. Using this innovative technology, the protein produced by 350ppm Biotech in Sines will not only promote sea-friendly but also climate-positive fish farming. It will also help to reduce the enormous dependence on protein imports to Europe and thus close the so-called “protein gap.” 350ppm Biotech was founded in 2020 with the aim of enabling more sustainable food production. The German company has developed a climate-positive process in which marine bacteria convert CO2 emissions into protein-rich biomass. In 2023, this technology will be used in the world's most sustainable onshore fish farm in Sines, Portugal. In an interview with Erwin Jurtschitsch, CEO of 350ppm Biotech, he states that he chose Portugal as a hub because "Portugal offers us better conditions than Germany!" Erwin Jurtschitsch describes the advantages of Portugal as a business location and as the future of innovative, climate-positive fish farming. Mr Jurtschitsch, why did you decide to move from Germany to Portugal with your start-up 350ppm Biotech? Erwin Jurtschitsch: Portugal offers us better conditions than Germany. In Sines, where we are building a climate-positive onshore fish farm with our partner Maiken Foods, we have significantly more sunny days than at any German location, and we use the sun-generated green electricity to run our plant. Moreover, I have the impression that people in Portugal, where we are investing, have already understood how revolutionary, disruptive and sustainable our business goal is. How revolutionary, disruptive and sustainable is your corporate goal? Jurtschitsch: I’ll give you an example. As you may know, in conventional fish farming, so-called fishmeal is fed to the animals. This is nothing more than dead ground-up fish. With our protein, we have succeeded in producing a 100 percent substitute for this conventional fish meal. Against the backdrop of a growing world population with an immense demand for food, we are thus making an important contribution, not least against the overfishing of the oceans. And your protein can also help close the so-called “protein gap”, the lack of available proteins, in Europe? Jurtschitsch: Of course, we won’t be able to do it all by ourselves with our plant in Sines, but we can at least make an initial, very substantial contribution. We are currently seeing how dependencies in the global economy lead to major national and continental problems. And Europe is currently in a considerable shortage situation as far as the supply of proteins is concerned. According to EuropaBio, we have to secure 70% in this sector through exports. The dependence on players like China is far too great and continues to grow. We Europeans urgently need to take countermeasures. With our plant in Sines, we are doing just that. How do you achieve a climate-positive production process in Sines? Jurtschitsch: To breed our fish in Sines, we need little space, hardly any water, the energy is supplied by the sun and our bacteria convert the CO2 emitted by the salmon into protein. Compared to CO2-emission-intensive conventional aquafarming, we have zero. Is fish farming the only application example for your technology? Jurtschitsch: No. Fish feed is not only used in aquafarming, but also in livestock farming. Accordingly, we also see, to put it cautiously, quite a decent potential for our product there. In this respect, the launch in Sines is the first, very important step in the right direction. Source: https://www.portugalbusinessesnews.com/post/portugal-selected-by-350ppm-biotech-as-their-new-hub # 350ppmBiotech #biotechportugal #sinesportugal #salmonfishfarm #proteingapEurope #MaikenFoods #circulareconomy #fishfarming #ErwinJurtschitsch #greeninvestments #greenportugal #portugalnews #portugalbusinessnews #ThomasLötz #smashrpublicrelation

Portugal biotech news - Portuguese company Skizo is launching its new biotech innovation that makes it possible to produce leather from coffee grounds. The innovative Portuguese startup Skizo has just launched its new bio tech invention that merges coffee grounds and disruptive technology to produce a new type of leather or bio skin. The new leather can be used in different industry sectors such as textiles, footwear, fashion, and interior design such as café awnings. Traditional coffee company Delta has transformed its business model into a tech startup that allows their waste to be transformed into a new resource. The new Portuguese invention is environmentally friendly and is paving the way for a new circular bioeconomy where tech innovations turn renewable waste products into new materials to power the green economy of the future. The tech innovation is not only a solution to the waste produced by processing coffee grounds, but also to prevent the consequences of the waste product going through decomposition that produces high levels of methane when left in the open air. The joint venture between Portuguese companies Grupo Nabeiro and Delta Ventures made it possible to have access to the raw material, that are the lees of coffee, as well as investment for creating the innovative prototype. The new type of leather created from coffee waste materials is not Skizo’s first biotech invention, since its first product, that was created in 2018, led to producing a new type of sneakers that was sold worldwide. Skizo already has a catalogue of innovative bio products such as footwear, clothing and accessories that are produced by recycling around 16 tons of plastic that was removed from the bottom of the sea, thus cleaning up wide areas of the Atlantic Ocean and leading to a new environmentally friendly ocean economy. Their innovative products also include tote bags produced from fish nets found at the bottom of the ocean. Skizo already has a turnover of around EUR 300,000 since the company started selling its bio tech products online, while exporting around 60% of its production to Europe, Brazil and the US. #portugalnews #newsportugal #technews #portuguesecompanylaunchesnewbiotechinnovation #bioskinproducedfromcoffeegrounds #newportugueseinvention #circularbioeconomyportugal #Skizo #GrupoNabeiro #DeltaVentures

Portugal news - Portuguese biotech company FairJourney Biologics has sold a majority stake to Swiss private equity firm Partners Group, while the founder of FairJourney Biologics, António Parada, will remain a significant shareholder. Portuguese company FairJourney Biologics is a leading antibody discovery Contract Research Organization (CRO) that partners with pharmaceutical and biotech companies for the discovery, production, and characterization of antibody-based therapies. FairJourney is set to benefit from tailwinds in the antibody discovery market, including higher pharmaceutical R&D spending and increased outsourcing. The investment in FairJourney Biologics by Partners Group, alongside a minority reinvestment from GHO Capital, will support FairJourney in accelerating growth. Partners Group, that is one of the largest private equity firms with USD 106 billion invested in private equity, received legal advice from Ropes & Gray, financial and tax advice from PwC, and commercial advice from Larka for this transaction. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Porto, Portugal, FairJourney provides support to pharmaceutical and biotech companies with cutting edge innovation to develop the next generation of antibody-based therapies. The Portuguese company has worked with over 250 clients across the globe to develop more than 4,000 unique screening libraries for identifying antibodies. FairJourney has already yielded 14 therapies that are currently in active clinical development to treat unmet patient needs across oncology, immunology, and cardiovascular disease. Portuguese biotech company FairJourney Biologics has demonstrated market leading success rates and outcomes driven by the quality of its people and advanced technologies, supported by state-of-the-art operations in Porto and Cambridge. #portugalnews #newsportugal #investmentnewsportugal #biotechnewsportugal #biotechcompaniesportugal #FairJourneyBiologics #PartnersGroup #GHOCapital #Ropes&Gray #PwC #Larka

Portugal news - Portugal’s first biotech VC, Biovance Capital Partners, raised 51 million euros, marking the first-ever investment by the European Investment Fund in a Portuguese health fund.   Portuguese biotech VC, Biovance Capital Fund, is one of the largest Iberian venture capital funds dedicated to early-stage biotech. The VC will focus on investing in the booming early-stage drug development sector across Europe, with a special focus on Portugal and Southern Europe. The investment team, that includes two biomedical scientists and one medical doctor educated at world-renowned institutions, will target seed and Series A rounds, with ticket sizes ranging from € 1.5 to 6 million.   Key investors in the Biovance Capital Partners fund include the European Investment Fund (EIF), Portuguese bank Banco Português de Fomento (BPF), and the European Commission, through the Portugal Tech and InvestEU programmes.  Additional investors include Caixa Capital that belongs to the Caixa Geral de Depósitos Group, Ageas Pensions, EDP Pension Fund, and private investors from the USA and Europe.   The biotech sector in Portugal and Southern Europe are attracting venture capital funds due to the exceptional quality of biomedical research that has generated a wealth of technologies ready to be spun-out into profitable new ventures. Portugal’s biotech sector will receive crucial capital and support for the development of novel transformational therapies addressing unmet medical needs across all disease areas. #portugalnews #newsportugal #investmentnewsportugal #portuguesevc #biotechsectorportugal #venturecapitalportugal #biotechinvestmentsportugal #BiovanceCapitalPartners # EuropeanInvestmentFund #BancoPortuguêsdeFomento #PortugalTech #InvestEU #CaixaCapital #CaixaGeraldeDepósitos #Ageas #EDPPensionFund

Made in Portugal news - Portuguese company Tearfil is showcasing yarn made from pineapple at the global fashion event Première Vision in Paris. Portuguese textile company Tearfil, that is located in the district of Braga in northern Portugal, produces innovative yarn made from pineapple in collaboration with Ananas Anam that is based in London. The organic yarn is currently being showcased at the global event for the fashion industry Première Vision that is held in Paris. Sustainable yarns produced exclusively from pineapple leaf fiber are currently made in Portugal through a partnership with Ananas Anam. The innovative yarn is produced using the dry spinning technology developed by Anam Palf, that guarantees zero waste and that does not use harmful chemicals. British company Ananas Anam is a Certified B Corporation that develops innovative textile solutions made from waste pineapple leaf fiber to help brands achieve their sustainability targets. The textile-grade pineapple leaf fiber is made from the waste of the pineapple harvest using their own patented process. The low-impact and ethically produced products are exported to international markets for a number of sectors including accessories, apparel, automotive, footwear and interiors. The production of sustainable yarn has led to the creation of a vibrant new industry for pineapple farming communities, while providing low-impact materials for industrial applications. The innovative pineapple yarn that is made in Portugal is currently showcased at the global fashion event Première Vision, where the spring-summer 2025 season includes astonishing innovations for a greener future. #portugalnews #newsportugal #madeinportugalnews #sustainableyarnsportugal #Tearfil #PremièreVision #AnanasAnam #AnamPalf

Portugal news - Portuguese textile company Familitex, that replaced coal with corn to produce elastane, generated a turnover 23 million euros in 2023. The Portuguese textile company launched an innovative organic elastane that is 30% derived from corn. The textile company, that produces circular knits in northern Portugal, is one of the largest companies in the Portuguese textile sector. The company, that has operations in Portugal, Spain, France, UK, Italy, Slovakia, and Morocco, focuses on developing innovative knitwear products. Familitex is currently preparing to launch a new Spring-Summer 2025 collection focused on sustainability with high-quality knits, organic cotton, and recycled polyester. With an emphasis on recyclable knits, Familitex is committed to sustainability and social responsibility through eco-friendly work methodologies and the certification of fabrics. The success of the Portuguese company is driven by the development of innovative and sustainable textile products. #portugalnews #newsportugal #textilenewsportugal #organictextileproductsportugal #recyclableknitsportugal #organicelestaneportugal #Familitex

Voici les 12 meilleures plages du Portugal, dont les plus belles plages de la côte Atlantique 1 – Praia da Amoreira, Algarve, Portugal   La plage de Praia da Amoreira se trouve dans une autre partie de l’Algarve, au sein du parc naturel de la Côte Vicentine et à l’embouchure de la rivière Aljezur. Les plages dorées se succèdent, s’étendant au loin, certaines d’entre elles encadrées par de magnifiques falaises de schiste et de calcaire.   La Côte Vicentine du Portugal est un endroit où la nature préservée a un caractère fort et sauvage, créant des paysages d’une majesté à couper le souffle. Praia da Amoreira est une plage spacieuse qui entoure un lagon peu profond à marée haute. À l’intérieur de la lagune, il y a un marais relativement long et étroit peuplé de loutres et d’oiseaux tels que le martin-pêcheur, le rossignol et le héron gris. L’environnement naturel est composé de pinèdes, avec plusieurs espèces d’orchidées sauvages qui peuvent être vues dans les clairières entre février et avril.   2 – Praia dos Galapinhos, Setúbal, Portugal La plage de Galapinhos est l’une des nombreuses plages du parc naturel de la Serra da Arrábida, sur la péninsule de Setúbal où les eaux claires et les petites baies valent le détour.   3 – Praia das Berlengas, au centre du Portugal Les îles Berlengas sont un archipel portugais constitué de petites îles atlantiques de 10 à 17 km au large de la côte de Peniche, dans le centre du Portugal. La plage de Praia das Berlengas est située dans la réserve naturelle des îles Berlengas, qui est l’un des meilleurs sites pour la plongée et l’observation des oiseaux au Portugal.   L’archipel des îles Berlengas est la première zone protégée du Portugal et la réserve naturelle est reconnue par l’UNESCO depuis 2011, avec un accès contrôlé de mai à octobre. L’archipel est composé de 3 îlots : Berlenga Grande, Estelas et Farilhões-Forcados. Le fort de Berlenga, le principal monument de l’île semble s’étendre des rochers des îles Berlengas à l’océan, tandis que des grottes sillonnent toute l’île. C’est un petit coin de paradis à découvrir avec une visite à la Cave des Rêves (Cova do Sonho) et au Furado Pequeno. Avec ses eaux cristallines et sa plage blanche, les visiteurs peuvent louer des kayaks, faire de la plongée en apnée ou réserver une visite des grottes.   4 – La plage de Odeceixe, Algarve, Portugal La plage de sable doré d’Odeceixe est située entre une rivière et la mer, dans le parc naturel du sud-ouest de l’Alentejo et de la Côte Vicentine. La plage isolée est située à l’embouchure de la rivière Seixe, qui est idéale pour des baignades dans la rivière et dans la mer, ainsi que pour des excursions en bateau et en canoë. A marée basse, au milieu du sable, des lagons idylliques apparaissent et sont très convoités par les enfants.   5 – La plage de Mélides, Setúbal, Portugal La plage de Mélides est une longue étendue de sable doré qui sépare la mer et le lagon de Mélides. Une promenade de 4 km à travers les pins et les rizières donne accès à la plage et au charmant village, avec ses maisons blanches et ses rues tranquilles qui valent bien une visite. Mélides est aussi l’endroit où Christian Louboutin a choisi de vivre et d’acheter deux hôtels, dont l’un est l’hôtel Rouge ( Hotel Vermelho ), pour rappeler ses sandales à semelles rouges emblématiques, et l'autre est hotel La Salvada .   6 – La plage de Pego, Setúbal, Portugal Avec sa mer tranquille, sa vaste étendue de sable et ses dunes blanches, la plage de Pego est un endroit paisible au sud de la plage de Carvalhal.   Tandis que la plage familiale est entourée par une nature sauvage, les visiteurs peuvent profiter de la cuisine locale dans l’un des restaurants sur le sable. La plage de Pego est réputée pour la qualité de son eau et pour ses 40 kilomètres de sable soyeux, tandis que le nouveau restaurant branché JNcQUOI offre une combinaison unique de gastronomie exquise.   7 – La plage de Carvalhal, Setúbal, Portugal La plage de Carvalhal, située à proximité de Comporta, est une vaste plage de sable fin nichée entre une mer calme et des kilomètres de dunes. Les restaurants ont certains des meilleurs plats à base de riz du Portugal, car ils sont entourés de rizières partageant l’espace avec des buissons et des pins.   L’école de surf Carvalhal Beach Nature ajoute beaucoup de joie et une merveilleuse atmosphère de vacances. Des restaurants comme le Sublime Beach Club, le Sal et le 5 Sentidos allient charme rustique et cuisine de renom. Sur l’avenue principale du village de Carvalhal, les visiteurs peuvent profiter des boutiques de marques de mode de luxe à la Fashion Clinic.   8 – L’île de Baleal, au centre du Portugal L’île de Baleal est reliée à Peniche sur le continent par un isthme. La plage de Baleal est une étendue de sable doré qui s’étend à perte de vue.   Situé sur la Côte d’Argent du Portugal, c’est un paradis pour le surf avec des bars de plage avec une atmosphère détendue nichés dans les dunes de sable et surplombant les couchers de soleil qui caractérisent cette partie du Portugal.   9 – La plage de Calheta, Île de Porto Santo, archipel de Madère L’île de Porto Santo est aussi appelée l’île dorée en portugais "Ilha Dourada" grâce à ses 7 miles de plages de sable doré. Avec ses eaux calmes réchauffées par les courants du golfe et son sable fin et doré, la plage de Calheta sur l’île de Porto Santo est la meilleure de l’archipel. Située au sud-ouest de Porto Santo, la plage est un coin idyllique avec ses formations rocheuses qui lui donnent une mystique particulière.   La plage de Calheta est protégée par de hautes falaises et offre un environnement paisible et naturel pour nager et bronzer, tandis que ses petites grottes ajoutent du charme et de l’aventure à l’expérience de la plage.   10 - Praia do Camilo, Lagos, Algarve Nichée entre les falaises et la mer, la plage de Camilo est une petite plage accessible par des marches qui surplombent une vue imprenable avec une impressionnante formation rocheuse découpée et des grottes sculptées par la mer. Une balade en bateau permet de se promener à l’intérieur des grottes et de découvrir les petites plages désertes encastrées entre les rochers.   11 – La plage de Carvoeiro, Algarve La plage de Carvoeiro dans l’Algarve charme avec ses bateaux de pêche en bois et les impressionnantes grottes de Benagil qui peuvent être visitées lors d’une excursion en bateau.     12 - Praia Dona Ana, Lagos, Algarve La plage de Dona Ana à Lagos est unique avec ses grottes dorées sculptées, ses eaux turquoises et son sable blanc qui peuvent être appréciés presque toute l’année.   #actualitésportugal #actualitéstourismeportugal #lesmeilleuresplagesauportugal #oùsetrouventlesplusbellesplagesauportugal #lesmeilleuresplagesduportugalsurlacôteatlantique