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MOSES PRODUCTOS SL

Spanish SME combining plastic waste upcycling into bioplastics with AI-driven agile manufacturing in two EU research consortia.

Technology SMEenvironmentESSMEThin data (2/5)
H2020 projects
2
As coordinator
0
Total EC funding
€536K
Unique partners
37
What they do

Their core work

MOSES PRODUCTOS is a Spanish SME based in Zaragoza operating at the intersection of sustainable materials and smart manufacturing. In the circular economy space, they contribute to converting plastic waste — specifically PE and PET — into biodegradable bioplastics through enzymatic bioconversion processes aimed at food and drink packaging applications. In the digital manufacturing space, they bring industry-side expertise to AI-driven cognitive robotics platforms designed for flexible, agile production environments. Their dual presence in both bio-based materials and industrial digitalization suggests a production-oriented company exploring both sustainable inputs and automated process technologies.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

Plastic waste upcycling and biopolymer productionprimary
1 project

Participant in upPE-T (2020–2025), focused on enzymatic degradation of PE and PET waste into biodegradable bioplastics for packaging.

Agile and AI-assisted manufacturingprimary
1 project

Participant in ACROBA (2021–2024), an AI-driven cognitive robotic platform project targeting flexible industrial production environments.

1 project

upPE-T explicitly targets food and drink packaging as the end-use application for bioplastics derived from post-consumer plastic waste.

Industrial process digitalizationemerging
1 project

ACROBA keywords include reference architecture and COPRA-AP, indicating engagement with standardized digital frameworks for production systems.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
Plastic upcycling and bioplastics
Recent focus
AI robotics and agile production

MOSES PRODUCTOS entered H2020 participation with a clear focus on bio-based circular economy — enzymatic plastic degradation, bioconversion, and biopolymer production for packaging. Their second project marks a significant thematic shift toward digital manufacturing, specifically AI robotics and agile production architectures. With only two projects spanning 2020–2021 entry points, it is difficult to determine whether this represents a strategic pivot or simply a broad portfolio of independent industrial interests; both topics may reflect different divisions or product lines within the company.

They appear to be moving toward intelligent manufacturing automation while maintaining a foothold in sustainable materials, positioning themselves as a production company modernizing both its inputs and its processes simultaneously.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: specialist_contributorReach: European15 countries collaborated

MOSES PRODUCTOS participates exclusively as a consortium partner — they have not coordinated any H2020 project — which suggests they contribute domain-specific industrial expertise rather than driving research agendas. Their two projects placed them inside large, multi-country consortia, pointing to a role as an end-user or industrial validation partner rather than a technical lead. Working with them likely means accessing real production environment context and SME-scale manufacturing know-how.

Despite only two projects, MOSES PRODUCTOS has connected with 37 unique consortium partners across 15 countries, reflecting the broad European consortia typical of IA and RIA funding schemes. Their network is wide but shallow — no repeated partnerships are evident from two projects alone.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

MOSES PRODUCTOS is an unusual SME that bridges circular economy materials science and digital manufacturing automation — two domains that rarely appear together in the same small company. For consortium builders, they offer the perspective of an industrial end-user who is simultaneously engaged with sustainable production inputs and AI-driven process optimization. This dual exposure makes them a credible validation partner for projects that need grounded, production-floor feedback in either domain.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • ACROBA
    Their highest-funded project (EUR 302,225) and a thematic departure from their bio-materials background, signaling active engagement with AI robotics and cognitive manufacturing platforms.
  • upPE-T
    A long-running 2020–2025 RIA project addressing enzymatic plastic-to-bioplastic conversion for packaging — a high-relevance topic given EU plastic waste regulations.
Cross-sector capabilities
manufacturingdigitalfood
Analysis note: Only 2 projects with very different thematic profiles make it difficult to establish a coherent core identity. The combination of bioplastics and AI robotics in a single SME is unusual and may reflect separate business units, opportunistic project participation, or an incomplete picture of the company's actual activities. No website is available to cross-reference. Treat expertise claims as directional rather than definitive.