Innoaqua
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Innovative approaches for an integrated use of algae in sustainable aquaculture practices and high-value food applications.
16 partners
joining forces to focus on Sustainable Aquaculture Practices for Innovative Seafood products.
The INNOAQUA project aims to pave the path towards the upcoming sustainable and diversified EU in-land aquaculture industry by leaning on the demonstration and mainstreaming of innovative algae-based foods and solutions, and ecology, circularity and digitalization concepts.
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Objective 1
To implement an ecosystem approach for sustainable management of aquaculture production.
Objective 2
To demonstrate tools to limit the waste in aquaculture cultivation and processing.
Objective 3
To demonstrate processing methods to obtain new innovative (algae-based) seafood products.
Objective 4
To enhance the societal acceptance and market penetration of innovative seafood products through novel social simulation approaches.
Objective 5
To maximize wider uptake of INNOAQUA’s results during and after the project’s execution.
Algae
An important source of alternative low-carbon footprint protein.
Latest News
Within the INNOAQUA project, our project partner Leitat plays a pivotal role in the production of innovative Fish Protein Hydrolysates (FPHs) from fish processing by-products. These FPHs are used for the development of novel seafood and plant-based food formulations. Specifically, Leitat is demonstrating pre-industrial scale processes for protein extraction from alternative sources, contributing to the valorization of fish processing waste.
The EAStalk webinar series continues to showcase cutting-edge innovations in aquaculture, and the next installment is one you won’t want to miss! Join us for the webinar titled: "The INNOAQUA Approach to Coupled Algae and Fish Production to Produce High-Value Food Products".
Are you ready to explore groundbreaking innovations in sustainable aquaculture? The latest episode of the EAStalk Podcast is here, featuring the trailblazing INNOAQUA Project.