An abstraction of all known organic synthesis, the Network of Organic Chemistry (NOC), was previously introduced by multiple works in Grzybowskis group and described as the "Chemical Internet". Its components are nodes, which represent molecules, and edges, that show chemical reactions from one molecule to another. It consists of a core, a periphery, and unconnected islands. From a statistical perspective, the NOC is similar to other real-world networks. When combined with heuristics, the algorithmic assembly of process routes and evaluation of specific ranking criteria was shown to be useful in multi-objective decision making on the potential process alternatives. Our hypothesis is that a NOC can be used to identify suitable locations, i.e., suitable molecules, in the overall supply chains to introduce the molecular structures available in bio-waste feedstocks.