Sting Bioeconomy and CRIBE have signed an agreement to strengthen their partnership and establish an international collaboration network connecting stakeholders in Ontario, Canada, and the Nordic countries. The initiative aims to create stronger conditions for startups and entrepreneurs operating in the forest-based bioeconomy sector.
The partnership is designed to accelerate the development of innovative bio-based products, technologies, and services through closer collaboration, shared tools, and the exchange of knowledge and expertise. It will also help attract investment and create new international business opportunities.
– We are now taking our collaboration with Canada to the next level. This is an important milestone that strengthens both our export potential and our international network. We look forward to working with CRIBE and to the opportunities this partnership will create, says Victor Isaksen, CEO, Sting Bioeconomy.
– This partnership lays the foundation for an international collaboration network between Canada and the Nordic region in these fields. We are excited to work with Sting Bioeconomy to create better opportunities for companies and entrepreneurs in the forest-based bioeconomy sector, says Scott Jackson, CEO, CRIBE.
