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The challenge TaReCa aims at the development of tailored cascade utilization of plant residuals from horticulture, to take advantage of add-on worth by combining the manufacturing of vegetables with subsequent extraction of useful plant secondary metabolites (SM). The interdisciplinary workforce of TaReCa will unleash the potential of tailoring secondary metabolism in residuals from bell pepper production by stresses utilized in production greenhouses. The mission will deal with the flavonoid cynaroside, which is of curiosity for the beauty, meals and pharmaceutical industries attributable to its antioxidant, antimicrobial and most cancers-preventive properties. As many SM have such helpful properties, leaves and stems from stress-handled bell pepper plants shall be screened for extra induced metabolites, adopted by analysis of market potential and entry options/obstacles in addition to investigations on extractability. This generates the potential for the production of bioactive compounds for a number of market segments. The challenge drives the development of environmentally-pleasant, financial extraction and purification processes which can be coupled to a potential utilization of the remaining plant materials in a biorefinery to additional improve the worth chain. The double or even triple utilization of horticultural production chains for food and tailored compounds will generate novel, reasonably priced and economically related merchandise for industrial functions. To make sure future industrial exploitation, an industrial advisory board will accompany the mission. TaReCa will reveal an innovative approach to use accessible sources extra efficiently and contribute considerably to a sustainable, efficient and integrated bioeconomy without competing with food/feed manufacturing.

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