Global Camelina Sativa Market– Worlée develops new binder based on camelina oil

Recent Developments

The north German medium-sized company is moving in new directions in the area of “Nawaro binders” with sustainably-produced raw materials. January 2018 saw the initiation of the project establishment of a large-scale mixed cultivation of peas and camelina to strengthen biodiversity and ecosystems and development of a value-added chain based on sustainably produced, domestic, renewable raw materials within the framework of the federal program for Biological Biodiversity. Worlée is pursuing this project together with the Deutsche Amphibolin-Werke (DAW). From Worlée’s point of view, the project sets a leading example for cooperative work between industry and agriculture and combines the promotion of biological diversity with sustainable paint production in an exemplary manner. Camelina (Camelina sativa) is an oil plant that can be grown in mixed cultivation with peas, for example. This form of cultivation is particularly sustainable as it requires no additional arable land. The pea yield remains more or less constant in mixed cultivation despite simultaneous camelina production. Thus, renewable raw materials are produced that do not create competition with the cultivation of feed and foodstuffs. As demonstrated by different research projects, camelina is a magnet for wild and honey bees as well as for other insects.

Camelina is on the Red List of endangered domestic crop plants in Germany. Due to mixed cultivation with peas, it will be seen more often in the agricultural landscape again. Furthermore, pesticide usage is reduced in comparison with exclusive pea cultivation, as there are virtually no pea-approved herbicides that are tolerated by camelina; however, the camelina plants suppress weeds themselves due to their rapid growth. For these reasons, camelina cultivation promotes biological diversity in agriculture. The pea-camelina combination is grown in northeastern Germany. Separation of the harvest is carried out with sieves and/or air classifiers, after which the camelina – likewise in the growing area – should be pressed. This process yields not just the camelina oil, but also a press cake that is useful and valuable for animal feed. As a basis material for binders, the oil serves as a substitute for less sustainably-produced, imported raw materials. Since 1851, the family company, Worlee has been active in the international market for raw materials, and over the years it has continually adapted to the requirements of the market. Today’s Worlée is run by a fifth generation of family management. Worlée uses camelina oil for the production of alkyl resins. Worlée-Chemie has set itself the task of building up a stable and sustainable supply chain. For this purpose, the first step requires finding farmers willing to implement the mixed cultivation into their planting. Furthermore, certain organisational conditions must be put in place; namely, separation, drying and pressing of the harvest as well as removal of the press cake must be organised and established. Due to the particular sustainability of the pea-camelina mixed cultivation, this project is being supported by the federal program Biological Diversity over a period of five years. The sponsor of the project is the DAW, which has been a partner and customer of Worlée-Chemie for many years. Worlée is defined in the project as a contractor.

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Market Segmentations

Market Data Forecast published a report named Global Camelina Sativa Market was worth USD xx billion in 2018 and estimated to be growing at a CAGR of xx%, to reach USD xx billion by 2023.

Report is segmented by
Product

Food grade
Industrial grade


Application

Food industry
Chemical industry
Biodiesel
Textile
Cosmetics
Jet fuel
Based on product, the industrial grade is accounting for the largest share in the market. Under application, Cosmetic is estimated to share the largest in the market.

Geographical Segmentation:

Based on geography, the global market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and Middle-East & Africa. North America followed by Europe are dominating the Camelina sativa market due to rise in demand and rich nutritional source of the Camelina Sativa. However, Asia-Pacific is expected to have the fastest growing rate due to the emerging economies and rise in population.



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