Non-food biomass supply chains include i) specialized industrial crops (e.g., textiles from fibre crops; cigarettes from tobacco leaves; tyres from natural rubber); ii) commodities, which are used for both food/feed as well as a wide range of bio-based industrial products (biofuels from sugar or oil crops; leather products or wool from ...

Non-perishable foods, such as canned goods and dried fruit, have a long shelf life and don’t require refrigeration to keep them from spoiling. Instead, they can be...

Non-food agricultural products can contribute to a circular economy by utilizing waste materials from other industries and converting them into valuable products or by promoting recycling and reuse of agricultural materials.

It is important to avoid heavily processed foods, such as pre-made meals (frozen pizza, microwavable dinners) or ready-to-eat foods like deli meat, potato chips, fried chicken or store-bought cakes and doughnuts. These products contain additives and preservatives and are often high in sugar and trans fats.