Startups from Europe’s leading science and technology ecosystems, Technical University of Munich and Wageningen University & Research, will take the stage at F&A Next, showcasing breakthrough innovations shaping the future of food and agriculture. Emerging from Germany and the Netherlands, these science-based ventures translate cutting-edge academic research into practical, scalable solutions across the agri-food value […]
Artificial intelligence and flavor may seem worlds apart, yet AI is poised to reshape a domain that shapes much of what the world eats every day. To reshape how flavor is understood, created, and scaled. From decoding complex sensory data and formalizing the reasoning that drives the work of flavor experts, to enabling AI-driven formulation, a new generation of tools is emerging that […]
Today, growth investors require clear proof of scalable revenue. At the same time, AgriFood innovation is often capital intensive and almost always dependent on relatively long sales cycles, particularly when addressing large corporate buyers. Procurement processes can be complex and commercial validation takes time. This creates a strategic tension: The discussion will unpack how startups can navigate this chasm while positioning […]
Each year, Wageningen Social & Economic Research Institute delivers in-depth, high-impact research that is used by governments, global institutions and corporations to navigate complex social and economic challenges. However, there is also a clear need for readily available robust insights on rapidly changing sustainability & market conditions. Wageningen Food Views is changing that. By combining […]
In the Foodvalley region, leading international corporates such as Kraft Heinz, ADM, and Flora Food Group actively collaborate with startups and scale-ups to accelerate innovation. But how do these collaborations actually work in practice? And more importantly: how can you, as a startup, make sure you are selected? In this interactive session, corporates will share their approach, selection criteria, and […]
