mar 20

From Tradition to Innovation: the frozen that promotes sustainability.

Thursday 20 March 2025 From 8:45 am - To 9:45 am (CEST)

Research & Innovation from process to product in the bakery supply chain

This DFC proposes to explore the potential of freezing in the production of bakery products, highlighting the importance of investing in research and development through a fruitful synergy between companies and scientific research in the field of food innovation. The innovation represented by “frozen” not only guarantees food quality and safety, but also offers a unique opportunity to democratize access to high-quality bakery or dessert products. Through a rapid chilling process, it is possible to preserve the organoleptic characteristics of the products, ensuring an authentic and safe culinary experience for consumers. Collaboration between science and technology is crucial to address the challenges of the food market in the bakery sector and to encourage the adoption of innovative and sustainable practices. Our speakers will discuss the great synergy between sustainability, R&D and industry in order to meet the ever-growing needs of consumers by offering products that seek to keep culinary tradition alive and offer new and tasty alternatives to it.

Speakers

Affronteremo il tema con:

immagne P. M. Falcone
Prof P. M. Falcone Università Politcecnica delle Marche
immagne C. Di Cesare
C. Di Cesare Sammontana Italia
immagne C. Perin
C. Perin Forno d'Asolo
immagne N. Salvatori
N. Salvatori Sammontana Italia
Topics
  • Sustainability
  • Vegan
  • Bakery
  • Innovation
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Digital Food Ecosystem is a partnership led by aizoOn in collaboration with technology partner companies, universities and research centers offering solutions in the Agrifood sector that meet challenges and specific needs of companies in three different areas:

  • Business: the company’s business model is redesigned by making changes in the value chain and processes, allowing its evolution or revision, sometimes even complete;
  • Methodologies: new methods and approaches are identified, valid on one or more parts of the process, designing and activating their implementation;
  • Technologies: technological solutions are developed, applied and implemented, based on the integration of IT and OT components, which have a direct impact on company operations at different levels of pervasiveness and extension.

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DFE is an ecosystem that provides the agrifood chain with a specific and distinctive capacity for digital innovation, complete in terms of approach, methods, tools and technologies.

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