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All EIT Food projects

There are many different EIT Food activities helping us build a better food system for Europe. Browse our projects to find out more!

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As the world’s population continuously grows, achieving global food security, producing sufficient nutritious food that everyone can access, and doing so sustainably, is one of the greatest challenges faced today.
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Discover how innovative technologies could revolutionise the food sector
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Campylobacteriosis is the most frequently reported food-borne illness in the EU.
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FishFrom Ltd will grow Atlantic Salmon from egg to 5kg in land-based Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS), and thanks to EIT Food funding and in partnership with the Universities of Trento and Bologna and The Innovation Hub of Trentino…
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SuScan makes sustainable food choices effortless by integrating sustainability labelling into a user-friendly mobile app. By enhancing transparency and educating consumers on eco-friendly and healthy food options, we bridge the gap between…
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Next Tuna (NT) will create the first sustainable source of tuna by offering fish fully reproduced in aquaculture.
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The aim of our project is to support the regional development and to provide solutions to sustainable dairy industry.
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The main objectives of the SME workshops are an innovation process around “sustainable food production” to identify challenges and solutions in an accelerated innovation process building on the experiences of a previous project.
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Using innovative technology to develop a healthy sugar substitute
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​Transforming consumer needs into products and technologies for retailers​
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The social awareness campaign ‘Don’t be a food waster’ wants to make all audiences proud to say ‘I am not a food waster’ with the ultimate goal of reducing food waste at all levels in the food system.