The Industrial Symbiosis of Wineries: An Analisys of the Wine Production Chain According to the Preliminary LCA Model

  • Matarazzo A
  • Copani F
  • Leanza M
  • et al.
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Abstract

The circular economy refers to a term that defines an economy designed to be able to regenerate itself. Agri-food is one of the areas where the tools and strategies of the circular economy are implemented. The wine sector involving numerous stages of production and processing causes many impacts on the environment. Starting from the transport, to the distribution of wine products, there are several impacting processes on the environment. For the assessment of negative results although not of every product production process, the circular economy provides a more than suitable tool: the LCA (Life Cycle Assessment) has been implemented on the whole production chain of the product "Lenza di Munti", a bottle of wine by "Nicosia S.p.A.". The grapes used in the production of red wine are Nerello Mascalese and Nerello Cappuccio; instead of Carricante and Catarratto grapes used for white wine. This chapter provides a complete picture of the interactions between the product and the environment, to understand the environmental consequences and to provide the necessary information to define the best solutions.

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Matarazzo, A., Copani, F., Leanza, M., Carpitano, A., Lo Genco, A., & Nicosia, G. (2019). The Industrial Symbiosis of Wineries: An Analisys of the Wine Production Chain According to the Preliminary LCA Model. In New Frontiers on Life Cycle Assessment - Theory and Application. IntechOpen. https://doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.82212

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