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When was the last time, you spoke about food with a family member, friend or co-worker? About data? Both worlds are indeed related.
The webinar hosted by the DRG4FOOD and FOODITY projects provided a platform to delve into the Food2030’s impact pathways.
In the first edition, DRG4FOOD partners will describe the project’s objectives and why is important to promote trust, transparency and responsibility in the food chain.
DRG4FOODis currently seeking experts for an external evaluator pool to review submissions under DRG4FOOD Open Call #1.
Interview with Kai Hermsen – DRG4FOOD project coordinator: “We believe that with this holistic view and complementary objectives, we will ultimately be able to improve the quality of life for society and citizens.”
The overarching mission of this gathering was to conduct an in-depth analysis of the three critical use cases selected by the DRG4FOOD project: food tracking, personalized nutrition, and consumers’ food choices.