By-Products of Wine Production in the Service of the Circular Economy

The purpose of this preview paper is to bring closer the points of view regarding the connection between by-products of winemaking and the circular economy as a guarantor of revaluation of wine waste.As a very important agricultural activity, wine production generates large amounts of solid organic waste in addition to wastewater, the disposal of which represents a huge ecological challenge as well financial cost for the producers.The by-products that fall behind in such production are pomace (stalks, skins, seeds), wine lees and some parts of the vine.The potential of using stated above as a source of possible biologically active substances can be used in various industries to obtain products for the benefit of life as known to humanity, including other species.This improves the quality of human existence, and Mother Earth becomes less polluted.We should not forget fact that we borrowed the Earth we live on from our descendants and did not inherited it from our ancestors.The Republic of Serbia is also a part of this loop with its participation in wine production and all of the above.

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Journal of Agronomy Technology and Engineering Management (JATEM)
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2024-12-11
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https://doi.org/10.55817/tpwz4981
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2
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Wine Industry and Tourism
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By-Products of Wine Production in the Service of the Circular Economy

Nebojša Kojić, Radivoj Prodanović
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By-Products of Wine Production in the Service of the Circular Economy

Nebojša Kojić, Radivoj Prodanović
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Abstract

The purpose of this preview paper is to bring closer the points of view regarding the connection between by-products of winemaking and the circular economy as a guarantor of revaluation of wine waste.As a very important agricultural activity, wine production generates large amounts of solid organic waste in addition to wastewater, the disposal of which represents a huge ecological challenge as well financial cost for the producers.The by-products that fall behind in such production are pomace (stalks, skins, seeds), wine lees and some parts of the vine.The potential of using stated above as a source of possible biologically active substances can be used in various industries to obtain products for the benefit of life as known to humanity, including other species.This improves the quality of human existence, and Mother Earth becomes less polluted.We should not forget fact that we borrowed the Earth we live on from our descendants and did not inherited it from our ancestors.The Republic of Serbia is also a part of this loop with its participation in wine production and all of the above.

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