→ skos:prefLabel → "Co-Product Generation"@en
→ od:hasContext → "In the current industrial economy, opportunities to leverage wasted and underutilized resources (e.g. materials, energy, capacities, assets) are overlooked as companies tend to focus on their main products only."@en
→ od:hasExample → "[British Sugar], the largest sugar producer in the UK, uses wastes from sugar production, such as residual resin and pulp, for the production of chemical products and animal feed, which are later sold on the market. "@en
→ od:hasLFId → "P4_1", "P5"
→ od:hasProblem → "Unused surplus material, waste and production costs must be reduced, while new revenue sources are needed, e.g. to support the economics of a new kind of product."@en
→ od:hasReference → "(Albino & Fraccascia, 2015)"
→ od:hasSolution → "Using the by-products from product generation as input for additional products that can be used by the company itself or sold on the market. This allows reducing waste, optimizing material flows, and increasing revenues."@en