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    • Novel Growing Technologies

      (WP1) Advancing novel growing technologies via fundamental research

    • Hybrid Hydroponic Horticulture

      (WP2) Aiming to combine hydroponic and conventional soil-based agriculture

    • Farm-Scale Regenerative Agriculture

      (WP3) Evaluating the benefits of regenerative agriculture

    • Biofortification and Consumer Acceptance

      (WP4) Addressing the key public health challenges of micronutrient deficiency

    • Increasing Fibre Consumption

      (WP5) Seeking to increase the consumption of fibre with its attendant health and sustainability benefits

    • Improving Resilience in Supply Chains

      (WP6) Seeking to increase food system resilience in supply chains

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    • Consumption and Demand

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by Rob Ellerington on 22/02/2025

Louise Dye speaks at the Fibre February Webinar ‘Reformulation, innovation and targeted initiatives to help bridge the fibre gap in lower socioeconomic groups’

Link: Fibre February Webinar | The Food & Drink Federation

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by Rob Ellerington on 22/11/2024

Cook & Connect: Strengthen Communities Through Food

On Monday 4 and Tuesday 5 November, researchers from the H3: Healthy Soil, Healthy Food and Healthy People project, the Co-Centre for Sustainable Food Systems and Sheffield Hallam University Food Research Cluster, hosted three free cooking classes exploring the use of nutritious, affordable and versatile ingredients.  Link: Cooking classes connect communities through sustainable food recipes | Institute for Sustainable Food | […]

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by Rob Ellerington on 11/09/2024

Innovative exhibit about food insecurity showcased University of Sheffield hydroponics system

Researchers from the Institute for Sustainable Food demonstrated a bespoke hydroponic growth system as part of an interactive exhibit. The Journey of Life Lates event showcased research and innovations aimed to tackle malnutrition and hunger. Recently, researchers from the University of Sheffield took part in an event called Journey of Life Lates, which aimed to […]

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