EDP Bioeconomy Forum 2026
European Democratic Party - Bioeconomy made in Europe: from the field to the product
EDP Bioeconomy Forum 2026
How are new, competitive products created from regional agricultural and forestry raw materials as well as residues? And how can agriculture, businesses, and rural areas benefit from new European value chains?
The European Democratic Party (EDP), together with Christine Singer MEP, invites you to the Bioeconomy Forum 2026. The event brings together science, agriculture, businesses, associations, and politics. The focus is on specific applications, innovative products, and how research results can be successfully transferred into economic practice.
Saturday, November 7, 2026
Hohenkammer Castle
Schloßstraße 18–25, 85411 Hohenkammer
Arrival and initial discussions: from 9:30 a.m.
Start of the official program: 10:15 a.m
Networking and conclusion: until 3:00 p.m.
Research, agriculture, and real economy at one table
Look forward to scientific insights, practical examples, a panel discussion, and personal exchanges with representatives from research, agriculture, business, associations, and politics.
Among the contributors are:
- Christine Singer MEP
- Prof. Dr. Ute Weisz, Technical University of Munich / Weihenstephan
- Ely Eibisch, Bavarian Farmers Association
- Cynthia Müller, Hemp Textile Association
- Christoph Roßner, Green Chance
- Alexander Bachmann, TOPP Textil GmbH
- Franziska von Becker, MAC Jeans
- Moritz Wiest, Good Crop
- Nico Arbeck, C.A.R.M.E.N. Association
The program ranges from new proteins and the industrial processing of hemp seeds to the requirements of agricultural enterprises, marketable products, scaling, distribution, and the political framework for a successful bioeconomy in Germany and Europe.
An accompanying product and material exhibition makes innovative solutions and applications immediately tangible. During the shared lunch and at the concluding networking session, there will be ample opportunity for discussions and new contacts.
The number of seats is limited. Allocation will be based on the principle of “First come, first served”. After reviewing the registration, participants will receive a confirmation via email.
