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Sustainable valorisation of coffee husk into value added product in the context of circular bioeconomy: Exploring potential biomass-based value webs

2024-05-01

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Coffee, one of the most popular beverages worldwide, generates significant waste during production, including coffee husk. Annually, an estimated 10 million tons of coffee husk waste are produced globally as a by-product of the coffee industry. Improper disposal of coffee husk waste presents environmental risks and challenges to human health. Handling and processing this material can lead to pollution, while impro...

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1a96cdce-cdb4-5cc7-bf5c-f0d57e5ade91
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10.1016/j.fbp.2024.03.008
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