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In this episode, we delve into 2022 Sir James Gobbo Legacy Italian Australian Foundation Fellow Catherine Cervasio’s ground breaking Fellowship, which explores the untapped potential of olive pomace — the by product of olive oil production. While typically treated as waste, pomace is rich in antioxidants and bioactive compounds with promising antimicrobial, anti-aging, and anti-inflammatory properties.
Catherine shares her insights on how this often-discarded material can be collected, stabilised, and transformed into high-quality, natural skincare products. As global olive oil consumption rises, so does pomace waste — but Catherine’s work is paving the way for sustainable innovation in the beauty industry through upcycled, organic ingredients.
By The International Specialised Skills InstituteIn this episode, we delve into 2022 Sir James Gobbo Legacy Italian Australian Foundation Fellow Catherine Cervasio’s ground breaking Fellowship, which explores the untapped potential of olive pomace — the by product of olive oil production. While typically treated as waste, pomace is rich in antioxidants and bioactive compounds with promising antimicrobial, anti-aging, and anti-inflammatory properties.
Catherine shares her insights on how this often-discarded material can be collected, stabilised, and transformed into high-quality, natural skincare products. As global olive oil consumption rises, so does pomace waste — but Catherine’s work is paving the way for sustainable innovation in the beauty industry through upcycled, organic ingredients.