Flevosap Reaches Circular Innovation Finals for Sustainable Solutions
Biddinghuizen, Monday, 17 March 2025.
Flevosap in Biddinghuizen has advanced to the finals of the Flevoland Circular Innovation Top 2025, recognized for innovative circular practices contributing to sustainability by reusing food waste.
Innovative Waste Management Solution
Flevosap’s nomination stems from their groundbreaking approach to circular solutions, specifically their innovative system for converting non-consumable apples into juice, effectively closing the loop in the food chain [3]. The company, situated in Biddinghuizen, has developed this sustainable process as part of their commitment to reducing food waste and promoting resource efficiency [1][3].
Competition Details and Timeline
The prestigious Flevoland Circular Innovation Top 2025 finals are scheduled for March 20, 2025, at 14:30 in Dronten [3]. The event features notable jury members including Angelique van Gaal, Deputy of the Province of Flevoland, and Janneke Pikkert, owner of De Groene Sluis and previous year’s winner [1]. Flevosap competes in the ‘Circular Changemaker’ category alongside other innovative enterprises including Farm Dairy, Cenergist, De Groene Vlieg, and Verspil Me Niet Centrum [1].
Technology and Implementation
A key component of Flevosap’s sustainable approach is their Control Flow technology, which optimizes water distribution and resource efficiency without increasing production capacity [3]. This technological innovation demonstrates the company’s practical application of circular economy principles, contributing to their recognition in the competition [1][3].
Future Implications
The winner of the Circular Changemaker category will advance to the national finals [1], potentially elevating Flevoland’s profile in sustainable innovation. The recognition of Flevosap’s initiatives reflects a growing emphasis on circular economy practices within the agricultural sector [2], setting a precedent for sustainable business operations in the region.