EIT Food in the media
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How a universal standard for ecolabelling could transform our food system
October 11, 2024 - New Food Magazine
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Reflecting on the opportunity to better inform consumers and support actors across the whole food value chain, Richard Zaltzman, CEO of EIT Food, reveals what’s new with ecolabels.
New environmental food scoring standards emerge
September 30, 2024 - Ingredients Network
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EIT Food and Foundation Earth collaborate to launch environmental food scoring for products entering the global supply chain.
EIT Food, a product development community backed by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) and…
Girona s'apunta a l'agricultura regenerativa per recuperar la salut del terra
September 30, 2024 - Diario De Girona
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Les noves tècniques consisteixen a donar-li la fertilitat natural al sòl, sense productes químics, amb els organismes que viuen sota la terra
Girona is turning to regenerative agriculture to restore soil health
September 29, 2024 - La Vanguardia
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Sant Feliu de Pallerols (Girona), Sep 29 (EFE).- The province of Girona has signed up to regenerative agriculture to restore soil health through transition experiences that have the advice of the European organization EIT Food, which works…
Seaweed Packaging: Notpla Closes £20M Series A Extension to Fuel US Expansion & Sell 100 Million Plastic-Free Units
September 25, 2024 - Green Queen
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UK seaweed packaging startup Notpla has closed a £20M ($26.8M) Series A extension to expand to the US and replace 100 million single-use plastic items by 2026.
International environmental scoring standards in development for food and drink labels
September 25, 2024 - Packaging Europe
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Notpla has completed a £20 million (€23,924,400) Series A+ fundraising round – doubling its initial target – and plans to replace over 100 million units of single-use plastics annually, scaling its seaweed-based packaging in the United…
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UK-based Notpla, a startup which makes plastic-free packaging like seaweed-coated food containers and edible capsules that contain drinkable liquid, has raised £20m as it looks to expand in the US.
A day will offer UPNA students theoretical and practical training to avoid food waste
September 15, 2024 - Europe Press
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The Public University of Navarra (UPNA) is organizing the 'Resto Zero' conference on Friday, September 20, aimed at students of the university with degrees related to the food industry and the CIP Burlada School of Hospitality, in which…
EIT Food launches pet food innovation challenge
August 29, 2024 - Food Manufacture
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EIT Food has launched an ‘Open Innovation Challenge’ to discover new ways of transforming agrifood byproducts into pet food, in partnership with Mars Petcare.
Why a UPF tax would be near impossible and ineffective
August 15, 2024 - Food Navigator
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Consumers are turning on ultra-processed foods (UPF), with some calling for a UPF manufacturer tax. But do they yet understand the term and how would a UPF tax impact makers?
Foundation Earth joins EIT Food to put an end to ‘unnecessary’ eco-label competition
August 12, 2024 - Food Manufacture
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The not-for-profit has been integrated into the food innovation community, EIT Food, as the duo work towards the development of international standards for the environmental scoring of food.
International environmental scoring standards in development for food and drink labels
August 07, 2024 - Packaging Europe
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Foundation Earth and EIT Food have formed the International Alliance for Food Impact Data, which intends to set international standards for the environmental scoring of food and drinks and display the information on a product’s front label.