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1 By-products: What’s up ? A French perspective to marine waste utilisation and valorisation J.P. Bergé , A. Penven, E. Cesbron

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By-products: What’s up ?

A French perspective to marine

waste utilisation and valorisation

J.P. Bergé, A. Penven, E. Cesbron

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Every year about 130 millions of tons of fishes are caught

or produced

7.3 millions are rejected into the seas

World Context

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Resource

• fresh

• frozen

• shellfish

• aquaculture

347.000 tons

220.000 tons

192.000 tons

50.000 tons

The French context

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FranceAgriMer 2010

The French context

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FranceAgriMer 2010

The French context

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Resource

• fresh

• frozen

• shellfish

• aquaculture

347.000 tons

220.000 tons

192.000 tons

50.000 tons

• importations 1118.000 tons

2250.000 tons

4400.000 k€

The French context

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Resource

Product

• canned

• frozen

• smoked

• grocery

28%

23%

18%

31%

60.000 employments

Wholesale fish merchant, transport, transformation, distribution

• fresh 333.000 tons

• other 1917.000 tons

The French context

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Resource

Wastes Product

• In land 215.000 tons

The French context

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Resource

Wastes Product

• Head

• Skin

• Trimmings

• Backbones

• viscera + liver

19%

2%

17%

15%

15%

• In land 215.000 tons

The French context

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1%Aromas

100%Total

3%Others(collagen, gelatin)

22%Petfood

21%Hydrolysates

53%Meal / Oil

ProportionDerived products

OFIMER 2004

Needs to be revised

The French context

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1%Aromas

100%Total

3%Others(collagen, gelatin)

22%Petfood

21%Hydrolysates

53%Meal / Oil

ProportionDerived products

96%

The French context

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Resource

Wastes Product

• by-catch

• on board

• In land 215.000 tonnes

60.000 tons

12.800 tons

Landed biomass may increase…

Evolutions

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Resource

Wastes Product

Creation of the French network SEAPRO

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Resource

Wastes Products

Creation of the French network SEAPRO

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6 universities (9 laboratories)

2 institutes

1 agronomic school

1 association

13 « academic » partners

Pooling

Promoting a better use of marine resources

Creation of the French network SEAPRO

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Pharma

Nutraceutic

Aliments fonctionnels

Aliments santé

Nutrition

Alimentationanimale

Energétique

Agriculture

Market

Unit

ary

pro

fit

Application fields

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Pharma

Nutraceutic

Functional food

Healthy food

Nutrition

Feed

Energy

Agriculture

SELECTIVE SORTING

Unit

ary

pro

fit

Market

Application fields

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100%

of the

biomass must

be used

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Ressource

Wastes Products

Platform of Bioconversion

Scientific and Technical help

Pla

tform

of a

naly

sis

• Normalization

• Regulation

• Documentation

• Membranes

•Fermentation

• Reactive extrusion

• Enzymatic hydrolysis

• Biochemistry

• Sensory analysis

• Microbiology

• Molecular biology

• Biological activity

Organization

Modelisation&

Simulation

Environmentalimpact

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Problematic

1. Lack of space

2. Sanitary aspects

3. High constraint for fishermen

Solution

1. Volumetric reduction

2. Storage in cold chamber

3. Product of direct interest for fishermen

Level of action: on board

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Conveyor

Press

Control panelCutting machine

Hydraulic system

Cake reception

BE-FAIR project (Life, EU)

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Problematic

1. Who are the actors ?

2. Which flux ?

3. What quality ?

4. How to take a decision ?

Principle

1. Database analysis + Surveys

2. Cartography of the flux

3. Analysis of biochemical variations (zone, season, nature…)

4. Development of decisional tools

Level of action: in land

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Gestion Durable project (PSDR-GO, France)

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Average cost by category of upgrading

Gestion Durable project (PSDR-GO, France)

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Problematic

1. Improvement at economic and environmental levels

2. New applications (new markets)

3. Up scaling (lab � pilot � industrial)

Principle

1. Process simulation + LCA of the products

2. Improvement of existing process or development of new ones

2. Research of new application fields

3. Claims validation

Level of action: in upgrading factories

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Some realizations

Global interest

1. Federate the Atlantic actors and contribute to a

better use and a diversification of activities

2. Cartography of the marine biomass flux in the west

3. Waste management on board

Particular interest

1. Research and validation of claims for industrial products

of nutraceutical interest

2. Aromatic upgrading of cooking juices

3. Oil refinery

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