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AZTI  transforms  science  into  solutions  that  respond  to the great challenges of the food value chain. To do this, it develops sustainable products, services and business initiatives aimed at activating the industrial fabric    while    recovering    and    preserving    natural    resources. AZTI    has    developed    an    important    network    of    collaborating  centres.  It  contributes  to  innovation,  creating  value  and  increasing  competitiveness  in  the  public and private sectors. 

Competences & Capabilities

AZTI is organised around 10 research areas:

  • Consumer behaviour
  • Food and health
  • Food integrity and safety
  • Efficient and sustainable food chain
  • Biotechnology-based products
  • Marine ecosystems functioning
  • Marine and coastal environmental management
  • Operational oceanography services
  • Climate change
  • Sustainable fisheries management
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Providing tried and tested food education learning materials to teachers and schools across Europe, reaching thousands of children and young people each year.
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Taking the first steps towards higher education and careers in the agrifood sector.
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Proofs of concepts help to determine whether an idea, a specific concept or approach when turned into reality would bring societal impact as envisioned.
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Application of fungi protein in the development of sustainable and healthy food products.
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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.
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