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Published 03 Mar 2016

ADDING VALUE TO FOOD PROCESSING WASTE: INNOVATIVE WAYS TO INCORPORATE FIBRE EXTRACTED FROM POMACE INTO CEREAL-BASED FOODS

Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs · London

Key facts

Contract value
£150,000
Awarded
14 Dec 2015
Contract starts
14 Dec 2015
Contract ends
30 Jun 2018
Buyer type
Central government

Awarded to

SupplierValue
University of Huddersfield£150,000

Description

The project aims to achieve economic gain by reducing and adding value to waste in food processing and finding ways to integrate resource efficient sustainable food processing and optimising nutritional quality of ingredients. This project will explore utilise the waste (berry pomace; 20-30% )to produce fibre-type ingredients to improve the nutritional value of bread and cereal-based foods. This project is co-funded with 3 other Member States as part of a EU Framework ERANET. Total project value 900K Euros

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