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Project Q4296953 in France, Ireland, United Kingdom, Portugal, Spain, Finland
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Project Q4296953 in France, Ireland, United Kingdom, Portugal, Spain, Finland |
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2,194,640.95 Euro
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2,926,187.93 Euro
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75.0 percent
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1 January 2019
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31 December 2021
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Higher Council for Scientific Research - Institute of Marine Sciences
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41°32'43.62"N, 8°25'35.44"W
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54°2'47.69"N, 2°48'2.66"W
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65°0'43.52"N, 25°27'54.29"E
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51°53'54.64"N, 8°28'32.16"W
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51°40'48.29"N, 9°27'9.29"W
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42°14'26.16"N, 8°43'14.63"W
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47°48'38.74"N, 3°20'15.47"W
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51°30'26.46"N, 0°7'39.94"W
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47°59'51.14"N, 4°5'52.44"W
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38°43'20.10"N, 9°8'21.62"W
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42°33'14.62"N, 8°59'32.10"W
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42°23'29.33"N, 8°42'7.49"W
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SEAFOOD-AGE tackles a common challenge in the Atlantic Area: an ageing population. Older adults often suffer from illness or disability with the subsequent socioeconomic implications. Healthy ageing requires a healthy diet, and seafood products provide essential nutrients not always accessible to older adults. SEAFOOD-AGE will exploit the maritime dimension of the Atlantic Area regions and will adopt circular economy concepts to generate ready-to-eat seafood for healthy ageing, produce novel eco-packaging and develop a smart label for better quality, safety and minimum food waste. With focus on the 65+adults' needs, the project will: - design sustainable, healthier, safer, high-quality ready-to-eat seafood products, - produce eco-innovative packages exploiting natural resources and by-products, - design smart predictive labels to aid retailers to reduce food waste , and to support ageing consumers to make better-informed ready-to-eat seafood choices, and - develop competences for innovation and accelerate the pace of embedding the circular economy principles into the seafood sector. (English)
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