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Sustainable Aquaculture

We are transforming the aquaculture sector by reducing its carbon footprint, transitioning to circular economy, and ensuring food security and safety.

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The need for sustainable innovations in the agri-food industry is vital. EIT Food’s innovation projects aim to address sustainability challenges by providing solutions across the food system. Find out more about the projects that are…
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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.

Test Farms

2024 > 2026
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At Test Farms, we are on a mission to drive support technological transformation in the agrifood sector. Our programme is uniquely designed to support startups in testing, validating, and showcasing agritech, livestocktech and aquatech…
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Elevate Your Business: Join our Programmes for Startups and CompaniesInnovate, Scale, Collaborate!

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The need for sustainable innovations in the agri-food industry is vital. EIT Food’s innovation projects aim to address sustainability challenges by providing solutions across the food system. Find out more about the projects that are…
project
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.

Test Farms

2024 > 2026
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Elevate Your Business: Join our Programmes for Startups and CompaniesInnovate, Scale, Collaborate!
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The agrifood industry has created many problems, but these challenges also come with many opportunities for innovation and change. The global community is working towards improving the food system, but different actors have to be involved:…
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Developing a sustainable, economically viable feed for bivalve shellfish
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On Friday October 5th, sixteen young professionals and students from several Dutch (applied) universities came together at the Design Museum in ‘s-Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands, to think of their own food concept for vertically farmed…
deep dives
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