• Scientific research on food
  • Food process
  • Finished product
  • Consumer
Stakeholder Community

Strategies for improving communication
between social and consumer scientists,
food technology developers and consumers

C4A's objective

The CONNECT4ACTION project intends to improve the communication between consumers, consumer scientists, food technology developers, and other key players, in order to improve the success of food technology development and commercialisation in Europe.

By connecting key players in the food technology development process within the project, making them interact at all stages of the project, and enabling them with communication tools, this project aims to exemplify improved communication and engage them with possibilities to improve their way of working.

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latest News

Download the CONNECT4ACTION flyer!

CONNECT4ACTION created a flyer, offering a clear background on the project's aims, objectives and research strategy.

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CONNECT4ACTION @ MoniQA conference

CONNECT4ACTION presented a poster at the MoniQA conference in Budapest, Hungary (26th February – 1st of March 2013). The main focus of the conference was "Food Safety under Global Pressure of Climate Change, Food Security and Economic Crises". More than 200 participants from 50 countries attended the event.

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Join the CONNECT4ACTION group on LinkedIn

By joining Connect4Action on LinkedIn, you will have the opportunity to provide input into various stages of the project, as well as an early access to project outcomes, communication tools and trainings.

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FoodNavigator - Novel foods must 'benefit consumers' to win acceptance

Emerging technologies should be tailor-made to consumer preferences to encourage acceptance of them in food applications, according to Lynn Frewer, professor of Food & Society at Newcastle University and member of the C4A consortium. Read the full article on FoodNavigator!

Article on www.eufic.org

NEW: The European Food Information Council (EUFIC) published an article on CONNECT4ACTION. 

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