Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade

Biorenewables Development Centre (BDC) – Yorkshire

Up to £1,000No closing date statedYorkshire and The Humber

Specialist support projects for companies in Yorkshire in the food and drink, bioenergy, chemicals, agriculture, horticulture and waste management sectors to solve process, material or product development challenges.

What it pays for

  • Innovation and R&D

Conditions to know about

Companies must be based in Yorkshire. Aimed at companies in food and drink, bioenergy, chemicals, agriculture, horticulture and waste management. Support is for scientists and business specialists to solve development challenges. No closing date or opening date stated.

How to apply

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The business is based in Yorkshire and The Humber
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Companies must be based in Yorkshire.
You are a company or partnership
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Companies in the food and drink, bioenergy, chemicals, agriculture, horticulture and waste management sectors.

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