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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MAKEit
2019 > 2020
project
To create smarter and simpler food value chains across Europe we need to develop both infrastructure and capacity which stimulate and supports
innovation and entrepreneurship.
Change Makers
2019 > 2020
project
Empowering diverse communities to transform our food system
EIT Food Accelerator Network
2018 > 2022
project
Partnering with the world-leading corporates & research institutions in the agrifood space
Food4Health
2019 > 2020
project
Food4Health, a collaboration between EIT Health and EIT Food, was established to help bring innovations for healthy eating to the market.
Superfoods: Myths and Truths
2018 > 2023
project
What is a ‘superfood’? What foods are ‘superfoods’? What effect do they have on the body and society?
project
Our objective is to produce a set of activities (summer schools, focus groups, professional workshops, stakeholders and community meetings, business creation support).
project
Fruit crop protection is heavily dependent on chemical pesticides but consumers and fruit processors are increasingly interested in residue-free fruit.
Professional Development Advanced
2020 > 2022
project
EIT Food's Professional Development Framework - Advanced aims to provide a key resource for the food sector by creating an integrated approach to develop a skilled, innovative workforce.
project
Matis, University of Cambridge, IARFR PAS and VTT will run a venture creation workshop connected to a scientific event or fair Finland in 2020.
project
The aim of our project is to support the regional development and to provide solutions to sustainable dairy industry.
project
In the Food Solutions "MICROBIOME-PUSH: Into Microbiome Exploitation in Food Systems" we will focus on the applications of microbiomes in different segments of the food chain.
project
Conventional microbiological testing takes time to get results. This impacts the supply chain, causing delays to get to market whilst results come back on finished but not shipped goods.