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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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Hybrid Dairy

2025 > 2027
project Impact Funding Framework (IFF)
Building on PlanetDairy’s success in hybrid shredded cheese and hybrid milk to accelerate the commercial adoption of hybrid dairy, to cut emissions by 20-60% while maintaining the full taste, nutrition and functionality of traditional…
project Impact Funding Framework (IFF)
Nutrimeals® Healthy food for healthy Europe

IMPACT-LCA

2025 > 2027
project Impact Funding Framework (IFF)
This project builds an automated, data-driven LCA system that links farm-level sustainability data with product and organisational footprints. The goal is to give every value-chain actor—from farmer to processor—actionable KPIs to…
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AI-Based Water Management for Sustainable Agriculture

InfraBooster

2023 > 2025
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EIT InfraBooster promotes effective use of publicly-funded research infrastructures owned by universities or research institutes and relevant to R&D efforts of private sector companies and startups.
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Converting waste from oat processing into a valuable product
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Triboelectric separation is a technology which is so far used in mineral processing. The water-free separation is based on the induced electrical contact charge of particle surfaces.
project Impact Funding Framework (IFF)
We have developed a unique, energy-efficient drying technology to convert Aquafaba into an affordable sustainable & versatile powder for the food industry. This powder serves as an egg substitute, offering excellent binding,…
project Impact Funding Framework (IFF)
Reducing food loss and enabling transitions to sustainable food systems
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Keeping fruit and vegetables fresher for longer
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Using new alternative proteins ingredients to produce high quality meat alternatives