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Targeted Nutrition

We are supporting the development of a personalised approach to nutritional products and dietary guidance to create behavioural change towards more healthy and tailored diets.

Increasing access to healthier diets

Targeted nutrition is a personalised approach to nutritional products and dietary guidance to create behavioural change towards more healthy and tailored diets as well as optimised for the individual. The work we are doing on targeted nutrition is increasing our understanding of the relative risk of malnutrition, obesity and non-communicable diseases for different groups of people. This is helping to ensure that nutritional products, services and information are designed and targeted at the groups of people they will provide the most impact for. EIT Food actively supports entrepreneurs and projects which aim to accelerate innovation around targeted nutrition, helping more people have access to healthier diets.

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There is a “systemic deficiency” in understanding the link between nutrition, health and sustainability in medical education, according to Maarten van der Kamp, director of education at EIT Food.
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“Despite efforts to reduce bias and promote equity, gender-based barriers persist and prevent women from realising their full potential,” according to a new report on women in agri-food technology (tech).
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Engaging men is a critical part of the solution to the problem of gender inequality for female agrifoodtech entrepreneurs, reveals new research from KK&P.
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With consumers demanding more from the food system to support their health and wellbeing, innovation in targeted nutrition is continuing to grow and evolve. Here we have spotlighted 5 promising food tech innovations in Europe.

Top 5 food tech innovations in targeted nutrition

With consumers demanding more from the food system to support their health and wellbeing, innovation in targeted nutrition is continuing to grow and evolve. Here we have spotlighted 5 promising food tech innovations in Europe.

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Fine food providers are striving to stay ahead of changing trends and consumer demands while managing the ongoing ambiguity over the mid-to-long-term future, writes Natasha Spencer-Jolliffe.
in the media
There is a “systemic deficiency” in understanding the link between nutrition, health and sustainability in medical education, according to Maarten van der Kamp, director of education at EIT Food.
in the media
“Despite efforts to reduce bias and promote equity, gender-based barriers persist and prevent women from realising their full potential,” according to a new report on women in agri-food technology (tech).
in the media
Engaging men is a critical part of the solution to the problem of gender inequality for female agrifoodtech entrepreneurs, reveals new research from KK&P.
blog
With consumers demanding more from the food system to support their health and wellbeing, innovation in targeted nutrition is continuing to grow and evolve. Here we have spotlighted 5 promising food tech innovations in Europe.
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With life going back to the old normal, the next challenge is to find your new work-life balance. Why not use this opportunity give your body and mind a boost? Join the Nutriboot on September 1 to challenge yourself and to make a…
project
Nutriboot offers you engaging challenges to help you reach your health goals in a fun way: eat healthier, exercise more, and feel better with the support of our coaches & the inspiration of other participants. After working from home…
blog
Obesity, malnutrition and food insecurity are complex and often connected challenges, but there are many innovative solutions helping to create a healthier and more equitable food system. Here we explore a selection of promising…
in the media
Seven winning projects are set to accelerate innovation in the aquaculture sector following selection in EIT’s Food’s sustainable aquaculture competition. They focus on topics including optimizing the shelf life of seafood products,…
blog
What are the key challenges when it comes to nutrition labelling in Europe and what more can be done to empower consumers to make healthier food choices?
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Training, mentoring, business coaching and networking opportunities for women entrepreneurs in the agrifood sector. Applications for 2024 edition are closed.

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in the media
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