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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We welcome our community to come and join us in Edinburgh, Scotland, on the 20th June at the Radisson Blu Hotel.
We will discuss exciting topics such as sustainable packaging and regenerative agriculture. We will hear from experts, plus…
Food Careers - Resource Pack
2022 > 2023
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Taking the first steps towards higher education and careers in the agrifood sector.
A Day in the Life series
2020 > 2023
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The agri-food industry has a variety of exciting jobs on offer throughout the food value chain. This video series aims to inspire young audiences to consider a career within the agri-food sector.
EIT Community Artificial Intelligence
2022 > 2023
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EIT Food join force with EIT Digital, Climate-KIC, EIT Food, EIT Health, EIT Manufacturing and EIT Urban Mobility to shape the future of artificial intelligence (AI) in Europe.
Sustainable Seafood: Barriers and Solutions
2022 > 2023
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Dive into the environmental and social impacts of different fishing practices and discover sustainable approaches and innovations.
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EIT Food will be part of projects that address urban food challenges and include local governance
Water Scarcity in South
2020 > 2022
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EIT Climate-KIC, EIT Digital, EIT Food, EIT Manufacturing, Athena Research Centre, BioAzul and TuDelf joint forces to face the real challenges around water scarcity.
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Fruits, berries, vegetables, grains, herbs and spices are promoted as healthy foods that are consumed fresh or as part, for example snack bars, breakfast cereals or ready-to-eat meals.
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Using future farming technology to transform pork production
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This project will optimize the final commercial solution for EIT VIRAL, a nutritional supplement able to decrease the ability of SARS-CoV-2 to infect host cells and replicate within them.
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Consumers are increasingly demanding healthier products to fulfil their personalised nutrition needs and more natural foods (clean label) in which they can put their trust. Both are nowadays key and challenge drivers for the food industry.