Dive Into Sustainability with the EAStalk Podcast Featuring the INNOAQUA Project

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Are you ready to explore groundbreaking innovations in sustainable aquaculture? The latest episode of the EAStalk Podcast is here, featuring the trailblazing INNOAQUA Project.

This episode brings together three dynamic voices in sustainability:

  • Dorinde Kleinegris (Norce, Norway)
  • Xavier Ponte Font (Norce, Norway)
  • Laura Larrivière (Eco Imagination, France)

Join them as they share insights into how the INNOAQUA Project is shaping the future of aquaculture by integrating algae-based solutions, ecology, and circularity into modern practices. From high-value food applications to innovative digitalization concepts, this conversation dives deep into creating a sustainable EU aquaculture industry. 

Tune in now and be part of the change!

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