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SEAFOODtomorrow

Project NameNutritious, safe and sustainable seafood for consumers of tomorrowSEAFOODtomorrow
Funding entityEuropean Union’s Horizon 2020 Blue Growth Innovation Action with the grant agreement No 773400
Project leaderIPMA, I.P. - Portuguese Institute for the Sea and Atmosphere
Project managerAntónio Marques (PhD - IPMA)
Description

SEAFOOD TOMORROW is a €7m European Union Horizon 2020-funded project that aims to develop innovative sustainable solutions for improving the safety and dietary properties of seafood in Europe. Addressing the challenge to meet the growing market need for safe and sustainable seafood, the project will generate new knowledge to develop commercial solutions for improving the socio-economic and environmental sustainability of the European seafood production and processing industry.

The three-year SEAFOOD TOMORROW project brings together 35 partners from across Europe with the most up-to-date technological development and market-oriented expertise to meet these challenges. With a strong focus on innovation, SEAFOOD TOMORROW works directly with recognised industry experts and innovation institutions with proven track records. The project has put knowledge management structures in place that ensure the project’s innovative solutions will be transferred to relevant end users in the seafood production and processing sectors. Using this comprehensive approach, SEAFOOD TOMORROW offers a strong and transdisciplinary partnership that is addressing food security challenges by finding innovative solutions for seafood and associated environmental issues.


If you would like to know more about the SEAFOOD TOMORROW project or to receive regular updates on its progress, please follow us on Twitter (@SEAFOOD_TMRW), contact the project Communication Officer, Emer Cooney (email: emer@aquatt.ie or Tel: 00353 1 644 9008), or acesse the website http://www.seafoodtomorrow.eu/ .

The SEAFOOD TOMORROW project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement no. 773400. The project will run for three years from 2017 to 2020. The consortium of 35 partners represents leading organisations in their respective fields of work from across 16 European countries. The project is coordinated by Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera (IPMA), Portugal. AquaTT is the project dissemination partner.
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To receive the high-resolution version of the SEAFOOD TOMORROW logo and/or the consortium picture below, please contact Emer Cooney (email: emer@aquatt.ie)


 

Start date 2017-11-01
End date 2020-10-31
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