Innovation researchers from Nofima are helping the food industry adapt to climate change and plant-based food trends, by introducing them to user characters – or personas.
21. October 2019
https://nofima.no/en/nyhet/2019/10/how-personas-can-help-the-norwegian-industry-create-sustainable-food-products/
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21. October 2019
Innovation researchers from Nofima are helping the food industry adapt to climate change and plant-based food trends, by introducing them to user characters – or personas.
7. October 2019
Plant-based food as an alternative to meat is increasingly popular these days. During the research event Forskningsdagene in Oslo, 60 participants were introduced to the latest research on the exploitation of plant proteins carried out by the FoodProFuture project. Nofima organized the event.
21. August 2019
Getting people’s attention can be difficult. So, what can you do to get a message across to your organisation? Here are five tips that are worth knowing when communicating about food safety risks.
24. June 2019
Nofima is this year’s organiser of the Scandinavian Symposium on Chemometrics – Chemometrics in action. The conference ends on Thursday and involves 122 participants from 23 countries.
18. June 2019
What is more tempting, a tomato produced in Norway or Spain? The results of a recent consumer survey in canteens show that over 80% of people prefer Norwegian tomatoes.
12. June 2019
Are you a food producer, and want to get involved in a research project with the purpose of developing successful sustainable food products? Give us a call!
26. April 2019
Challenges regarding unpleasant odours and flavours associated with fish and whey protein powders may be in the process of being solved. Fermentation with lactic acid bacteria provides promising results.
16. April 2019
It is uncertain whether lamb formed part of the Easter meal on Maundy Thursday about 2000 years ago. However, we do know that Easter was originally a Jewish holiday,.
29. March 2019
Most tomatoes in the mid 1990s were quite pale, with a green/tart flavour. The large variation made it impossible to know what you came home with, so the only competitive factor was price. The Norwegians ate very few tomatoes “A project in cooperation with BAMA and Gartnerhallen started the development we have seen in tomato […]
7. March 2019
Can changing the texture of well-liked foods make people eat less?
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