We plant bamboo today,
for a greener tomorrow
Our carbon removal certificates are ONCRA certified & Bureau Veritas verified
Our bamboo Carbon Credits
are ONCRA certified and Bureau Veritas verified
Local
Local
Transparent
Transparent
Direct impact
Direct impact
No greenwashing
No greenwashing
Bamboo farmers are superheroes…
… because our farmers have chosen to do things different. Cooperated through Bamboologic they grow bamboo. A fast renewable future-proof agricultural crop. Empowering farmers as supplier to the green economy whilst making a huge positive impact on climate, nature & agriculture.
Offset your footprint with their carbon removal certificates and support the superheroes of the green transition.
Together we are supercharging sustainability!
… because our farmers have chosen to do things different. Cooperated through Bamboologic they grow bamboo. A fast renewable future-proof agricultural crop. Empowering farmers as supplier to the green economy whilst making a huge positive impact on climate, nature & agriculture.
Offset your footprint with their carbon removal certificates and support the superheroes of the green transition.
Together we are supercharging sustainability!
Philippe Campos
Soual, France
'Philippe and his brother run a farm in Soual, southern France, and are convinced of nature-inclusive farming as the future. He is experimenting with carbon farming to optimise the carbon storage of his bamboo fields. By selling carbon certificates, Philippe hopes to plant new bamboo and inspire fellow farmers to embrace climate-friendly farming'
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Jacob van den Borne
Reusel, The Netherlands
‘Jacob van den Borne, a sustainable farmer in the southern Netherlands, is planting bamboo to remove 950 tonnes of CO₂. His barren field will grow into a green bamboo forest that provides a home for diverse wildlife.’
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Mark Oprins
Merksplas, Belgium
‘Mark Oprins runs a family bamboo farm in Merksplas, Belgium, where he grew up among the bamboo plants. With a focus on sustainability, such as water recycling in the greenhouses, Mark is now moving towards carbon farming. The bamboo in his fields is growing vigorously, contributing to efficient CO₂ sequestration.’
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Philippe Campos
Soual, France
'Philippe and his brother run a farm in Soual, southern France, and are convinced of nature-inclusive farming as the future. He is experimenting with carbon farming to optimise the carbon storage of his bamboo fields. By selling carbon certificates, Philippe hopes to plant new bamboo and inspire fellow farmers to embrace climate-friendly farming'
Read more
Jacob van den Borne
Reusel, The Netherlands
‘Jacob van den Borne, a sustainable farmer in the southern Netherlands, is planting bamboo to remove 950 tonnes of CO₂. His barren field will grow into a green bamboo forest that provides a home for diverse wildlife.’
Read more
Mark Oprins
Merksplas, Belgium
‘Mark Oprins runs a family bamboo farm in Merksplas, Belgium, where he grew up among the bamboo plants. With a focus on sustainability, such as water recycling in the greenhouses, Mark is now moving towards carbon farming. The bamboo in his fields is growing vigorously, contributing to efficient CO₂ sequestration.’
Read more
Philippe Campos
Soual, France
'Philippe and his brother run a farm in Soual, southern France, and are convinced of nature-inclusive farming as the future. He is experimenting with carbon farming to optimise the carbon storage of his bamboo fields. By selling carbon certificates, Philippe hopes to plant new bamboo and inspire fellow farmers to embrace climate-friendly farming'
Read more
Jacob van den Borne
Reusel, The Netherlands
‘Jacob van den Borne, a sustainable farmer in the southern Netherlands, is planting bamboo to remove 950 tonnes of CO₂. His barren field will grow into a green bamboo forest that provides a home for diverse wildlife.’
Read more
Mark Oprins
Merksplas, Belgium
‘Mark Oprins runs a family bamboo farm in Merksplas, Belgium, where he grew up among the bamboo plants. With a focus on sustainability, such as water recycling in the greenhouses, Mark is now moving towards carbon farming. The bamboo in his fields is growing vigorously, contributing to efficient CO₂ sequestration.’
Read more
Philippe Campos
Soual, France
'Philippe and his brother run a farm in Soual, southern France, and are convinced of nature-inclusive farming as the future. He is experimenting with carbon farming to optimise the carbon storage of his bamboo fields. By selling carbon certificates, Philippe hopes to plant new bamboo and inspire fellow farmers to embrace climate-friendly farming'
Read more
Jacob van den Borne
Reusel, The Netherlands
‘Jacob van den Borne, a sustainable farmer in the southern Netherlands, is planting bamboo to remove 950 tonnes of CO₂. His barren field will grow into a green bamboo forest that provides a home for diverse wildlife.’
Read more
Mark Oprins
Merksplas, Belgium
‘Mark Oprins runs a family bamboo farm in Merksplas, Belgium, where he grew up among the bamboo plants. With a focus on sustainability, such as water recycling in the greenhouses, Mark is now moving towards carbon farming. The bamboo in his fields is growing vigorously, contributing to efficient CO₂ sequestration.’
Read more
Philippe Campos
Soual, France
'Philippe and his brother run a farm in Soual, southern France, and are convinced of nature-inclusive farming as the future. He is experimenting with carbon farming to optimise the carbon storage of his bamboo fields. By selling carbon certificates, Philippe hopes to plant new bamboo and inspire fellow farmers to embrace climate-friendly farming'
Read more
Jacob van den Borne
Reusel, The Netherlands
‘Jacob van den Borne, a sustainable farmer in the southern Netherlands, is planting bamboo to remove 950 tonnes of CO₂. His barren field will grow into a green bamboo forest that provides a home for diverse wildlife.’
Read more
Mark Oprins
Merksplas, Belgium
‘Mark Oprins runs a family bamboo farm in Merksplas, Belgium, where he grew up among the bamboo plants. With a focus on sustainability, such as water recycling in the greenhouses, Mark is now moving towards carbon farming. The bamboo in his fields is growing vigorously, contributing to efficient CO₂ sequestration.’
Read more
Philippe Campos
Soual, France
'Philippe and his brother run a farm in Soual, southern France, and are convinced of nature-inclusive farming as the future. He is experimenting with carbon farming to optimise the carbon storage of his bamboo fields. By selling carbon certificates, Philippe hopes to plant new bamboo and inspire fellow farmers to embrace climate-friendly farming'
Read more
Jacob van den Borne
Reusel, The Netherlands
‘Jacob van den Borne, a sustainable farmer in the southern Netherlands, is planting bamboo to remove 950 tonnes of CO₂. His barren field will grow into a green bamboo forest that provides a home for diverse wildlife.’
Read more
Mark Oprins
Merksplas, Belgium
‘Mark Oprins runs a family bamboo farm in Merksplas, Belgium, where he grew up among the bamboo plants. With a focus on sustainability, such as water recycling in the greenhouses, Mark is now moving towards carbon farming. The bamboo in his fields is growing vigorously, contributing to efficient CO₂ sequestration.’
Read more
Philippe Campos
Soual, France
'Philippe and his brother run a farm in Soual, southern France, and are convinced of nature-inclusive farming as the future. He is experimenting with carbon farming to optimise the carbon storage of his bamboo fields. By selling carbon certificates, Philippe hopes to plant new bamboo and inspire fellow farmers to embrace climate-friendly farming'
Read more
Jacob van den Borne
Reusel, The Netherlands
‘Jacob van den Borne, a sustainable farmer in the southern Netherlands, is planting bamboo to remove 950 tonnes of CO₂. His barren field will grow into a green bamboo forest that provides a home for diverse wildlife.’
Read more
Mark Oprins
Merksplas, Belgium
‘Mark Oprins runs a family bamboo farm in Merksplas, Belgium, where he grew up among the bamboo plants. With a focus on sustainability, such as water recycling in the greenhouses, Mark is now moving towards carbon farming. The bamboo in his fields is growing vigorously, contributing to efficient CO₂ sequestration.’
Read more
Philippe Campos
Soual, France
'Philippe and his brother run a farm in Soual, southern France, and are convinced of nature-inclusive farming as the future. He is experimenting with carbon farming to optimise the carbon storage of his bamboo fields. By selling carbon certificates, Philippe hopes to plant new bamboo and inspire fellow farmers to embrace climate-friendly farming'
Read more
Jacob van den Borne
Reusel, The Netherlands
‘Jacob van den Borne, a sustainable farmer in the southern Netherlands, is planting bamboo to remove 950 tonnes of CO₂. His barren field will grow into a green bamboo forest that provides a home for diverse wildlife.’
Read more
Mark Oprins
Merksplas, Belgium
‘Mark Oprins runs a family bamboo farm in Merksplas, Belgium, where he grew up among the bamboo plants. With a focus on sustainability, such as water recycling in the greenhouses, Mark is now moving towards carbon farming. The bamboo in his fields is growing vigorously, contributing to efficient CO₂ sequestration.’
Read more
Philippe Campos
Soual, France
'Philippe and his brother run a farm in Soual, southern France, and are convinced of nature-inclusive farming as the future. He is experimenting with carbon farming to optimise the carbon storage of his bamboo fields. By selling carbon certificates, Philippe hopes to plant new bamboo and inspire fellow farmers to embrace climate-friendly farming'
Read more
Jacob van den Borne
Reusel, The Netherlands
‘Jacob van den Borne, a sustainable farmer in the southern Netherlands, is planting bamboo to remove 950 tonnes of CO₂. His barren field will grow into a green bamboo forest that provides a home for diverse wildlife.’
Read more
Mark Oprins
Merksplas, Belgium
‘Mark Oprins runs a family bamboo farm in Merksplas, Belgium, where he grew up among the bamboo plants. With a focus on sustainability, such as water recycling in the greenhouses, Mark is now moving towards carbon farming. The bamboo in his fields is growing vigorously, contributing to efficient CO₂ sequestration.’
Read more
Philippe Campos
Soual, France
'Philippe and his brother run a farm in Soual, southern France, and are convinced of nature-inclusive farming as the future. He is experimenting with carbon farming to optimise the carbon storage of his bamboo fields. By selling carbon certificates, Philippe hopes to plant new bamboo and inspire fellow farmers to embrace climate-friendly farming'
Read more
Jacob van den Borne
Reusel, The Netherlands
‘Jacob van den Borne, a sustainable farmer in the southern Netherlands, is planting bamboo to remove 950 tonnes of CO₂. His barren field will grow into a green bamboo forest that provides a home for diverse wildlife.’
Read more
Mark Oprins
Merksplas, Belgium
‘Mark Oprins runs a family bamboo farm in Merksplas, Belgium, where he grew up among the bamboo plants. With a focus on sustainability, such as water recycling in the greenhouses, Mark is now moving towards carbon farming. The bamboo in his fields is growing vigorously, contributing to efficient CO₂ sequestration.’
Read more
Philippe Campos
Soual, France
'Philippe and his brother run a farm in Soual, southern France, and are convinced of nature-inclusive farming as the future. He is experimenting with carbon farming to optimise the carbon storage of his bamboo fields. By selling carbon certificates, Philippe hopes to plant new bamboo and inspire fellow farmers to embrace climate-friendly farming'
Read more
Jacob van den Borne
Reusel, The Netherlands
‘Jacob van den Borne, a sustainable farmer in the southern Netherlands, is planting bamboo to remove 950 tonnes of CO₂. His barren field will grow into a green bamboo forest that provides a home for diverse wildlife.’
Read more
Mark Oprins
Merksplas, Belgium
‘Mark Oprins runs a family bamboo farm in Merksplas, Belgium, where he grew up among the bamboo plants. With a focus on sustainability, such as water recycling in the greenhouses, Mark is now moving towards carbon farming. The bamboo in his fields is growing vigorously, contributing to efficient CO₂ sequestration.’
Read more
Philippe Campos
Soual, France
'Philippe and his brother run a farm in Soual, southern France, and are convinced of nature-inclusive farming as the future. He is experimenting with carbon farming to optimise the carbon storage of his bamboo fields. By selling carbon certificates, Philippe hopes to plant new bamboo and inspire fellow farmers to embrace climate-friendly farming'
Read more
Jacob van den Borne
Reusel, The Netherlands
‘Jacob van den Borne, a sustainable farmer in the southern Netherlands, is planting bamboo to remove 950 tonnes of CO₂. His barren field will grow into a green bamboo forest that provides a home for diverse wildlife.’
Read more
Mark Oprins
Merksplas, Belgium
‘Mark Oprins runs a family bamboo farm in Merksplas, Belgium, where he grew up among the bamboo plants. With a focus on sustainability, such as water recycling in the greenhouses, Mark is now moving towards carbon farming. The bamboo in his fields is growing vigorously, contributing to efficient CO₂ sequestration.’
Read more
Get to know the bamboo farmers
Philippe Campos
Soual, France
'For Philippe and his brother who run a farm in Soual, southern France, Bamboo Credits are a substantial support in the first years while the bamboo is maturing. Philippe and his family thus invest in a green commodity and air and soil purification for all of us.'
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Family Gielens
Haps, The Netherlands
‘Martijn, Marian and their kids are dedicated making their farm future proof. PLanting bamboo is part of the plan. Family Gielens is investing now in bamboo to ensure a sustainable farming future for the next generations as supplier to the green EU industry.'
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Mark Oprins
Merksplas, Belgium
‘Mark runs a family bamboo farm in Merksplas, Belgium. He grew up among the bamboo plants, studied them and is passionate about the many advantages as a green material. Thanks to Bamboo Credits he can invest in his farm and enlarge his positive impact.’
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Certified & verified carbon removal & impact
As a buyer of offsets you want to be ensured of your impact actions. We are investing a lot in trust and transparency.
Company level | Our in-house carbon engineer overviews measurements, data sets and applications. Soil tests are performed with a licensed agronometer and are always compared with an independent laboratory analysis. An agreement is set up with the bamboo farmers in order to guarantee proper carbon farming management. Three-yearly follow-up measurements keep track of the carbon performance. All data, project information, and carbon credit transactions are accessible online.
Certification | Bamboo Credits are certified and administered in the public Ledger by the Dutch ONCRA, preventing double use and ensure traceability of each credit. The ONCRA protocols are closely monitored and adapted to the latest market standards.
Verification | In June 2025 we received positive verification from Bureau Veritas for the carbon footprint calculation methodology and project impact within the ISO 14063-3 framework. A sample of bamboo farms in the Netherlands, France, and Portugal was assessed as well as the implementation of the Land Stored Carbon Protocol. The assesment was concluded with a on site verification in the Portuguese Alcoutim bamboo farm.
Impact partners supporting Bamboo Credits
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At Regreener, we calculate, reduce and offset your company's carbon footprint. Find out more about our no-nonsense approach to climate action.
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At Regreener, we calculate, reduce and offset your company's carbon footprint. Find out more about our no-nonsense approach to climate action.
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Nature-based carbon removal consultants. Impact close to home, blended with impactful projects around the world.
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nature-inclusive agriculture
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'green' material
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tons of CO₂
removal potential
hectares
nature-inclusive agriculture
tonnes per year
'green' material
for the bio-based industry
Offset your footprint together with the farmers underneath,
and support nature-inclusive agriculture & the green economy
Offset your footprint together with the farmers underneath,
and support nature-inclusive agriculture & the green economy
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Bamboo Farm | BLE Alcoutim 1
Alcoutim, Portugal
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Bamboo Farm | Van den Borne
Reusel, Netherlands
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Bamboo Farm | Jochem van der Lugt
Heinenoord
50
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54
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107
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Bamboo Farm | Martijn Gielens
Haps, Netherlands
35
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178
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275
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Bamboo Farm | Marc Peek
Vlodrop, Netherlands
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Merksplas, Belgium
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Haps, Netherlands
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Carbon removal, bamboo & positive impact
What is natural carbon removal?
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What is natural carbon removal?
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Does offsetting help to reverse climate change?
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Does offsetting help to reverse climate change?
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Why is bamboo a champion in removing CO₂ from the atmosphere?
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Why is bamboo a champion in removing CO₂ from the atmosphere?
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Why is bamboo farming sustainable?
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Why is bamboo farming sustainable?
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What is the difference between 'credits and 'certificates'?
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What is the difference between 'credits and 'certificates'?
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Why are carbon removal certificates "anti-greenwashing"?
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Why are carbon removal certificates "anti-greenwashing"?
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Buying certificates & ONCRA
Buying certificates & ONCRA
How does the buying process work?
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How does the buying process work?
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What happens with the revenues of my CO₂ certificates?
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What happens with the revenues of my certificates?
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What are the costs for buyers?
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What are the costs for buyers?
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How can I be sure that removal actually will take place when I buy Bamboo Carbon Removal Certificates?
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How can I be sure that removal actually will take place when I buy Bamboo CRC?
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Can I have more information about my CO₂ certificates project?
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Can I have more information about my chosen removal project?
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What does ONCRA stand for?
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What does ONCRA stand for?
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What is different about ONCRA compared to for example Verra, or Gold Standard?
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What is different about ONCRA compared to for example Verra, or Gold Standard?
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Do ONCRA CO₂ Certificates account for more than carbon?
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Do ONCRA Carbon Removal Credits account for more than carbon?
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Are these credits regulated?
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Are these credits regulated?
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Carbon removal, bamboo & positive impact
What is natural carbon removal?
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Does offsetting help to reverse climate change?
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Why is bamboo a champion in removing CO₂ from the atmosphere?
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Why is bamboo farming sustainable?
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What is the difference between 'credits and 'certificates'?
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Why are carbon removal certificates "anti-greenwashing"?
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Buying certificates & ONCRA
How does the buying process work?
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What happens with the revenues of my certificates?
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What are the costs for buyers?
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How can I be sure that removal actually will take place when I buy Bamboo CRC?
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Can I have more information about my chosen removal project?
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What does ONCRA stand for?
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What is different about ONCRA compared to for example Verra, or Gold Standard?
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Do ONCRA Carbon Removal Credits account for more than carbon?
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Are these credits regulated?
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Bamboo is more than just removing CO₂
Bamboo is more than
just removing CO₂
What makes bamboo stand out compared to other crops?
Better soils
At nature's best, because of bamboo
Bamboo stops land degradation and makes soils healthy again. With 60-70% degraded soils in the European Union, we need to act now with efficient and sustainable solutions to maintain food security, biodiversity and climate stability.
Regenerative agriculture
Accelerating the transition we need
Growing bamboo fits within the current vision of nature-inclusive agriculture and carbon farming. The fast-growing grass is one of the fastest renewable raw materials, provides a highly versatile material and offers European farmers a sustainable green business model.
Supporting climate
backed by European regulations
Managed bamboo fields can store tens of tonnes of CO2 per hectare per year in the soil. Processed into long-life materials such as building materials, bamboo stores many tonnes of carbon in addition to soil storage. Up to 1.6 tonnes of CO2 can be stored per tonne of bamboo. Therefore, bamboo is recognised by Cop 21 in Paris and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Supercharging the biobased industry
with best care for environment and biodiversity
There is demand for bamboo from almost every sector; Construction materials, textiles, pharma, food, beauty & healtcare, furniture, etcetera.
Our farmers can be suppliers in a sustainable and profitable way as part of a green economy. Bamboo offers European farmers opportunities to build a green business model based on a rapidly renewable and versatile raw material.
Better soils
At nature's best, because of bamboo
Bamboo stops land degradation and makes soils healthy again. With 60-70% degraded soils in the European Union, we need to act now with efficient and sustainable solutions to maintain food security, biodiversity and climate stability.
Regenerative agriculture
Accelerating the transition we need
Growing bamboo fits within the current vision of nature-inclusive agriculture and carbon farming. The fast-growing grass is one of the fastest renewable raw materials, provides a highly versatile material and offers European farmers a sustainable green business model.
Supporting climate
backed by European regulations
Managed bamboo fields can store tens of tonnes of CO2 per hectare per year in the soil. Processed into long-life materials such as building materials, bamboo stores many tonnes of carbon in addition to soil storage. Up to 1.6 tonnes of CO2 can be stored per tonne of bamboo. Therefore, bamboo is recognised by Cop 21 in Paris and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Supercharging the biobased industry
with best care for environment and biodiversity
There is demand for bamboo from almost every sector; Construction materials, textiles, pharma, food, beauty & healtcare, furniture, etcetera.
Our farmers can be suppliers in a sustainable and profitable way as part of a green economy. Bamboo offers European farmers opportunities to build a green business model based on a rapidly renewable and versatile raw material.
Better soils
At nature's best, because of bamboo
Bamboo stops land degradation and makes soils healthy again. With 60-70% degraded soils in the European Union, we need to act now with efficient and sustainable solutions to maintain food security, biodiversity and climate stability.
Regenerative agriculture
Accelerating the transition we need
Growing bamboo fits within the current vision of nature-inclusive agriculture and carbon farming. The fast-growing grass is one of the fastest renewable raw materials, provides a highly versatile material and offers European farmers a sustainable green business model.
Supporting climate
backed by European regulations
Managed bamboo fields can store tens of tonnes of CO2 per hectare per year in the soil. Processed into long-life materials such as building materials, bamboo stores many tonnes of carbon in addition to soil storage. Up to 1.6 tonnes of CO2 can be stored per tonne of bamboo. Therefore, bamboo is recognised by Cop 21 in Paris and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Supercharging the biobased industry
with best care for environment and biodiversity
There is demand for bamboo from almost every sector; Construction materials, textiles, pharma, food, beauty & healtcare, furniture, etcetera.
Our farmers can be suppliers in a sustainable and profitable way as part of a green economy. Bamboo offers European farmers opportunities to build a green business model based on a rapidly renewable and versatile raw material.
Better soils
At nature's best, because of bamboo
Bamboo stops land degradation and makes soils healthy again. With 60-70% degraded soils in the European Union, we need to act now with efficient and sustainable solutions to maintain food security, biodiversity and climate stability.
Regenerative agriculture
Accelerating the transition we need
Growing bamboo fits within the current vision of nature-inclusive agriculture and carbon farming. The fast-growing grass is one of the fastest renewable raw materials, provides a highly versatile material and offers European farmers a sustainable green business model.
Supporting climate
backed by European regulations
Managed bamboo fields can store tens of tonnes of CO2 per hectare per year in the soil. Processed into long-life materials such as building materials, bamboo stores many tonnes of carbon in addition to soil storage. Up to 1.6 tonnes of CO2 can be stored per tonne of bamboo. Therefore, bamboo is recognised by Cop 21 in Paris and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Supercharging the biobased industry
with best care for environment and biodiversity
There is demand for bamboo from almost every sector; Construction materials, textiles, pharma, food, beauty & healtcare, furniture, etcetera.
Our farmers can be suppliers in a sustainable and profitable way as part of a green economy. Bamboo offers European farmers opportunities to build a green business model based on a rapidly renewable and versatile raw material.
Better soils
At nature's best, because of bamboo
Bamboo stops land degradation and makes soils healthy again. With 60-70% degraded soils in Europe, we need to act now with efficient and sustainable solutions to maintain food security, biodiversity and climate stability.
Regenerative agriculture
Accelerating the transition we need
Growing bamboo fits within the current vision of nature-inclusive agriculture and carbon farming. The fast-growing grass is one of the fastest renewable raw materials, provides a highly versatile material and offers European farmers a sustainable green business model.
Supporting climate
backed by European regulations
Managed bamboo fields can store tens of tonnes of CO2 per hectare per year in the soil. Processed into long-life materials such as building materials, bamboo stores many tonnes of carbon in addition to soil storage. Up to 1.6 tonnes of CO2 can be stored per tonne of bamboo. Therefore, bamboo is recognised by Cop 21 in Paris and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Supercharging the biobased industry
There is demand for bamboo from almost every sector; Construction materials, textiles, pharma, food, beauty & healtcare, furniture, etcetera.
Bamboo offers European farmers opportunities to build a green business model based on a rapidly renewable and versatile raw material.
Better soils
At nature's best, because of bamboo
Bamboo stops land degradation and makes soils healthy again. With 60-70% degraded soils in Europe, we need to act now with efficient and sustainable solutions to maintain food security, biodiversity and climate stability.
Regenerative agriculture
Accelerating the transition we need
Growing bamboo fits within the current vision of nature-inclusive agriculture and carbon farming. The fast-growing grass is one of the fastest renewable raw materials, provides a highly versatile material and offers European farmers a sustainable green business model.
Supporting climate
backed by European regulations
Managed bamboo fields can store tens of tonnes of CO2 per hectare per year in the soil. Processed into long-life materials such as building materials, bamboo stores many tonnes of carbon in addition to soil storage. Up to 1.6 tonnes of CO2 can be stored per tonne of bamboo. Therefore, bamboo is recognised by Cop 21 in Paris and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Supercharging the biobased industry
There is demand for bamboo from almost every sector; Construction materials, textiles, pharma, food, beauty & healtcare, furniture, etcetera.
Bamboo offers European farmers opportunities to build a green business model based on a rapidly renewable and versatile raw material.
Better soils
At nature's best, because of bamboo
Bamboo stops land degradation and makes soils healthy again. With 60-70% degraded soils in Europe, we need to act now with efficient and sustainable solutions to maintain food security, biodiversity and climate stability.
Regenerative agriculture
Accelerating the transition we need
Growing bamboo fits within the current vision of nature-inclusive agriculture and carbon farming. The fast-growing grass is one of the fastest renewable raw materials, provides a highly versatile material and offers European farmers a sustainable green business model.
Supporting climate
backed by European regulations
Managed bamboo fields can store tens of tonnes of CO2 per hectare per year in the soil. Processed into long-life materials such as building materials, bamboo stores many tonnes of carbon in addition to soil storage. Up to 1.6 tonnes of CO2 can be stored per tonne of bamboo. Therefore, bamboo is recognised by Cop 21 in Paris and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Supercharging the biobased industry
There is demand for bamboo from almost every sector; Construction materials, textiles, pharma, food, beauty & healtcare, furniture, etcetera.
Bamboo offers European farmers opportunities to build a green business model based on a rapidly renewable and versatile raw material.
Better soils
At nature's best, because of bamboo
Bamboo stops land degradation and makes soils healthy again. With 60-70% degraded soils in Europe, we need to act now with efficient and sustainable solutions to maintain food security, biodiversity and climate stability.
Regenerative agriculture
Accelerating the transition we need
Growing bamboo fits within the current vision of nature-inclusive agriculture and carbon farming. The fast-growing grass is one of the fastest renewable raw materials, provides a highly versatile material and offers European farmers a sustainable green business model.
Supporting climate
backed by European regulations
Managed bamboo fields can store tens of tonnes of CO2 per hectare per year in the soil. Processed into long-life materials such as building materials, bamboo stores many tonnes of carbon in addition to soil storage. Up to 1.6 tonnes of CO2 can be stored per tonne of bamboo. Therefore, bamboo is recognised by Cop 21 in Paris and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Supercharging the biobased industry
There is demand for bamboo from almost every sector; Construction materials, textiles, pharma, food, beauty & healtcare, furniture, etcetera.
Bamboo offers European farmers opportunities to build a green business model based on a rapidly renewable and versatile raw material.
Better soils
Bamboo stops land degradation
and makes soils healthy again.Regenerative
agricultureOne of the fastest renewable raw materials,
for nature-inclusive agriculture and
carbon farming.Supporting climate
Up to 1.6 tonnes of CO2 can be stored
per tonne of bamboo.
Supercharging the
biobased industryBamboo offers European farmers opportunities
to build a green business model.Better soils
Bamboo stops land degradation
and makes soils healthy again.Regenerative
agricultureOne of the fastest renewable raw materials,
for nature-inclusive agriculture and
carbon farming.Supporting climate
Up to 1.6 tonnes of CO2 can be stored
per tonne of bamboo.Supercharging the
biobased industryBamboo offers European farmers opportunities
to build a green business model.Better soils
Bamboo stops land degradation
and makes soils healthy again.Regenerative
agricultureOne of the fastest renewable raw materials,
for nature-inclusive agriculture and
carbon farming.Supporting climate
Up to 1.6 tonnes of CO2 can be stored
per tonne of bamboo.Supercharging the
biobased industryBamboo offers European farmers opportunities
to build a green business model.Better soils
Bamboo stops land degradation
and makes soils healthy again.Regenerative
agricultureOne of the fastest renewable raw materials,
for nature-inclusive agriculture and
carbon farming.Supporting climate
Up to 1.6 tonnes of CO2 can be stored
per tonne of bamboo.Supercharging the
biobased industryBamboo offers European farmers opportunities
to build a green business model.
Better soils
Bamboo stops land degradation
and makes soils healthy again.Regenerative
agricultureOne of the fastest renewable raw materials,
for nature-inclusive agriculture and
carbon farming.Supporting climate
Up to 1.6 tonnes of CO2 can be stored
per tonne of bamboo.Supercharging the
biobased industryBamboo offers European farmers opportunities
to build a green business model.Better soils
Bamboo stops land degradation
and makes soils healthy again.Regenerative
agricultureOne of the fastest renewable raw materials,
for nature-inclusive agriculture and
carbon farming.Supporting climate
Up to 1.6 tonnes of CO2 can be stored
per tonne of bamboo.Supercharging the
biobased industryBamboo offers European farmers opportunities
to build a green business model.Better soils
Bamboo stops land degradation
and makes soils healthy again.Regenerative
agricultureOne of the fastest renewable raw materials,
for nature-inclusive agriculture and
carbon farming.Supporting climate
Up to 1.6 tonnes of CO2 can be stored
per tonne of bamboo.Supercharging the
biobased industryBamboo offers European farmers opportunities
to build a green business model.Better soils
Bamboo stops land degradation
and makes soils healthy again.Regenerative
agricultureOne of the fastest renewable raw materials,
for nature-inclusive agriculture and
carbon farming.Supporting climate
Up to 1.6 tonnes of CO2 can be stored
per tonne of bamboo.Supercharging the
biobased industryBamboo offers European farmers opportunities
to build a green business model.
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