The contamination of food and feed with mycotoxins is a global threat to food safety and has great public health and economic significance. Affidia - The Journal of Food Diagnostics is offering a two-day event: a workshop with totally independent content.
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"Whole Grain cereals as a component of healthy diets"
"The Health Economics of Whole Grain"
"The potential of Personalized Nutrition for improving Whole Grain consumption"
"Grains - a major source of sustainable protein for health"
and many more...These talks are just some of the specialised talks that will give you an in-depth insight on how to seek ideas and ways to translate the available scientific and technological knowledge into global application, resulting into an increase in availability of affordable and acceptable whole grain products in a diversity of markets.
Over 25 international speakers confirmed - see the programme HERE.
Panel discussions on the 2nd day will enhance the interaction with all involved stakeholders!
Poster abstract submissions are still possible. We look forward to your submissions by 4 October.
The abstract submission deadline has been extended to 31 July 2021!
Take this opportunity to present your whole grain expertise at the 7th Whole Grain Summit "From Science to Global application", which will be held as an online event on 25-27 October 2021.
The WGS2021 intends to seek ideas and ways to translate the available scientific and technological knowledge into global application, resulting into an increase in availability of affordable and acceptable whole grain products in a diversity of markets.
Themes for this event include:
Nutrition & Health
Technology & Application
Consumers & Communication
Sustainability
Each session/theme has various topics of interest - view all the subtopics.
The ISEKI-Food Association, under the umbrella of the FoodFactory-4-Us competitions, is organizing this fourth “Sustainable Supply Chain” competition. You may read about previous FoodFactory-4-Us competitions here. These competitions are one of the case studies of the NextFOOD project which promotes innovative education for sustainable agriculture.
Proposals for the 2021 FoodFactory-4-Us International Student Competition are accepted on: Contributions to Supporting and Developing Short Food Supply Chains!
Do you have a great idea for short food supply chains? Form a team of 3-5 Master's students, get a mentor from a large or small food-related industry, briefly present your project proposal (1000 characters) and your team members the latest by 31 August 2021 on https://www.iseki-food.net/ff4us-2021
This edition of the Food Factory-4-Us Sustainable Supply Chain International Student Competition will aim to answer the following question:
How can short food supply chains be supported and developed?
In order to promote the development and healthy upgrading of the food industry in the post epidemic era, CCOA and ICC invited three experts to discuss about coarse cereals, rice and plant protein. This meeting is open to experts, scholars and enterprise representatives of the grain industry, as well as people interested in the development and healthy upgrading of the grain industry. You will learn about the latest research achievements and development trends in the field of food.
Speakers: Prof. Xinzhong Hu - "Processing technology innovation and Glycemic Index evaluation of Coarse Cereals" - Shaanxi Normal University | China Prof. Jian Xie - "Healthy development of rice industry in China in the post epidemic Era" - China Grain Wuhan Scientific Research & Design Institute | China Prof. Yuanrong Jiang - "Upgrading and innovation of plant protein industry" - Wilmar Global R&D Center | China Moderator: Ms Yanxia Yu - Deputy Secretary General of the Chinese Cereals and Oils Association
This webinar will be held in English and is free of charge for ICC Members. In case you did not receive your discount code, please contact the ICC Headquarters! Not an ICC Member yet? Please enter https://icc.or.at/membership to your browser and check the options! This webinar will be recorded and available on demand for ICC members in the members' area.