One-third of food produced is lost or wasted – enough to feed 2 billion
people. A key objective of UN Sustainable Development Goal 12 is to “halve per
capita global food waste at the retail and consumer level and reduce food losses
along production and supply chains by 2030.” Food science & technology plays
a critical role in achieving this objective. In this session, science of food
experts with global experience will share success stories of how food technology
has helped minimize or valorize food waste and discuss opportunities to scale
these efforts for broader impact.
Introduction
Gulden Yilmaz – Program Lead, Healthy & Safe Food Systems, Wageningen University
Case Studies of Food Science Solutions for Minimizing Food Waste
Juan Andrade, Associate Professor of Global Nutrition, University of Florida
Kiruba Krishnaswamy, Assistant Professor, Sustainable Food Systems Engineering, University of Missouri
Lamin Kassama, Professor Food Engineering, Alabama A&M University
Introduction
Gulden Yilmaz – Program Lead, Healthy & Safe Food Systems, Wageningen University
Case Studies of Food Science Solutions for Minimizing Food Waste
Juan Andrade, Associate Professor of Global Nutrition, University of Florida
Kiruba Krishnaswamy, Assistant Professor, Sustainable Food Systems Engineering, University of Missouri
Lamin Kassama, Professor Food Engineering, Alabama A&M University