Free ports are evolving with the range of added value activities they provide from labor intensive to high value added products (Barbier and Véron, 1991).
The problem of disposal of scrap automotive tires has led to many investigations of possible processes leading to high value added products, including those yielding activated carbons.
Under this principle, biomass should be first used for food, then for high value added products (including re-use and recycling) and afterwards as a source for bioenergy and biofuels.' [16].
In addition to the beneficial environmental effects, the agriculture will be a provider of high value added products that will substantially improve the economy of the rural societies.
The profitability of the batch processes to produce high value added product for a respective use depends greatly on the lead time from the product development to the commercial production.
Good tolerance- and variation management is essential to achieve high value adding products with cost-effective processes.
In a global economy, a low-priced solar cell, like a low-priced laptop computer, may come to be seen as a low-value added commodity, one that is the basis for other, more high-value added products.
The aim of the study was to use a sequence of high pressure extraction and hydrolysis processes in a cascade to create high potential value added products, namely, proteins, fermentable sugars and lignin.
The higher concentration of reducing sugar concentration will be useful for the economical production of value added products from the hydrolysate.
Finally, inspired by the ultimate production of high carbon fuels in photosynthesis, higher value added carbon fuel products should be considered as the ultimate goal in mimicking photosynthesis.
Our findings shows that solid waste plastic can be directly use as a feedstock for high quality graphene growth and thereby converting to a significantly value added product.
