Introducing recycled fertilisers in the market: from production to legislation

On October 5, ReNu2Cycle and BioBoost-Pro projects are co hosting an expert workshop on nutrient recycling and organic fertilisers
24 September 2026 by
Introducing recycled fertilisers in the market: from production to legislation
Renu2Cycle

On October 5, the Interreg NWE projects ReNu2Cycle and BioBoost-Pro co host an expert workshop on nutrient recycling and organic fertilisers in Rotenburg (DE)


The focus of the workshop will be on the production and application of recycled fertilisers, current results from field and pot trials, and experiences from the Living Labs of both projects. Successful practical examples from Germany, Luxembourg, Ireland, Belgium, and France, among others, will be presented. In addition, current political and regulatory developments — including the EU Fertilizer Products Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2019/1009, FPR), phosphorus recovery, nitrogen recycling, and RENURE (REcovered Nitrogen from manURE) — as well as their significance for the future market introduction of recycled fertilizers will be examined.


The event aims to bring together stakeholders from academia, agriculture, industry, politics, and government to discuss innovative solutions for a sustainable and circular nutrient economy.


In addition to expert presentations, the workshop is designed to provide plenty of opportunity for interdisciplinary exchange and networking among researchers, practitioners, and policymakers. Together, participants will have the opportunity to discuss opportunities, challenges, and potential solutions for the use of recycled nutrients in agriculture and provide inputs for the further development of a circular bioeconomy.


Practical information


This free event takes place on October 5, 2026 at the Hotel Heidejäger (Rotenburger Straße 62, 27356 Rotenburg, Deutschland) or online via MS Teams. The event will be held bilingually in German and English with simultaneous translation.


During registration, please indicate whether you would like to attend in person or online. For organisational reasons, in-person attendance is limited. Online participation will be facilitated via Microsoft Teams. You will receive the login information and the link for online participation with your registration confirmation.


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Register at the latest by October 1, 2026.



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The workshop is taking place as part of the Interreg North-West Europe projects ReNu2Cycle and BioBoost-Pro and is co-financed by the Interreg North-West Europe Program with funds from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).