EIT Food Ideator Spotlight (FoodBalt2021)

Pitch your food related idea to a food sector professional!
Best ideas will be awarded!

EIT Food Hub Estonia in collaboration with FoodBalt2021 conference is inviting young researchers and food innovators to an ideation workshop to pitch their food related ideas to companies in order to find a collaboration partner and turn the idea into reality!
Individuals with open minds and bright ideas as well as early stage startups looking to validate their ideas are all welcome!

EIT Food Ideator Spotlight will be held as a side program to the FoodBalt2021 conference which brings together food scientists, researchers, producers and technologists with the opportunity to meet and discuss on a broad range of topics that are particularly important for growth in food, innovation and health.

EIT Food Ideator Spotlight:
Day 2 / 4th of May
14.00 Pitch training (4-hour-training, max. 40 participants, pre-registration only)
Day 3 / 5th of May
10.00 EIT Food Pitch Contest
WIN a prize just for pitching your idea!

EIT Food Ideator Spotlight is FREE EVENT, but pre-registration is needed.

Want deeper insight into the food science - you are welcome to participate 14th Baltic Conference on Food Science FoodBalt2021.

Register to the conference (includes participation in the pitch training): https://tftak.eu/foodbalt/

Under the slogan - Sustainable food for conscious consumer - the main topics discussed will be:
Sensory & consumer research
Plant-based foods and ingredients
Valorisation and sustainability
Fermentation & microbiome science
Other topics of food science and technology

The conference brings together food scientists, researchers, producers and technologists with the opportunity to meet each other and discuss a broad range of topics that are particularly important for scientific growth in food, innovation and health. It is also a unique event in which leading food scientists and young scientists such as doctoral students or MSc students will be able to exchange the latest research results in their areas of research, and acquire additional knowledge in other research areas.