Hello, community,
Could you please clarify whether current legislation permits the reuse of algae biomass after it has been used to treat non-hazardous decontaminated laboratory organic waste?
Specifically, I want to understand any regulatory constraints or guidelines that might apply to this process, even if they are not directly concerned with using algae but other biological means (bacteria, yeast).
Additionally, are there particular conditions under which this reuse would be allowed or prohibited?
Cheers,
Gabriele
It depends on the type of use because the treatments change the composite and the nature of the algae unless used as dead mass, which can only be used in commercial uses in the base of recycling.
It can never be used in research unless it is continuous research for previous research.