Comedian & Anthropologist dive into horticulture Dolf Jansen and Jitske Kramer complete their in-residency From February 1 – 3 2023, EatThis organized another multi-day residency in horticulture. This time, comedian, writer, tv and radio host Dolf Jansen and corporate anthropologist Jitske Kramer were invited for a deep dive into the world of modern food production. …
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Emission free greenhouse cultivation Interview with Division Q director Bart van Meurs In this interview we speak with Bart van Meurs, director at Division Q, where he’s on a mission to emission free greenhouse cultivation. The name of their brand new company is inspired on the clever inventor of the James Bond series, which seems …
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From Colombia to the World: sharing horticulture’s story At Eat This, we think efficient and sustainable production of healthy food is important and this story should be shared much more! Also, and maybe specifically, in these uncertain times. Together with Alejandro Saenz, commercial director of Saenz Fety in Colombia, and product developer Bart van Meurs …
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Zero residue tomatoes from Czech Republic Interview with Farma Bezdinek on their company and current challenges In a country that ranks second-last in the production of vegetables per capita in the whole of Europe, Farma Bezdinek from the Czech Republic has a clear mission: Help Czechs eat the best-tasting and locally grown vegetables with zero …
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Launch of Hungry EcoCities EatThis. is proud to announce that Hungry EcoCities has kicked-off! We’re committed to this 3,5 year long project putting forward a high-level alliance between science, technology, and art. Together, we’ll explore how digital technologies and applications can lead in turn to reduced food waste, more sustainable value chains, eco-friendly attitudes, and …
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Biology and technology define the future of food The Growcoon: An award winning invention. The success of the Growcoon has been the result of joint forces of Maan Biobased Products: inventor and producer of the Growcoon, and Klasmann Deilmann: leading supplier of growing media/substrate for horticulture, who has made it possible for the whole world …
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Launch of Hungry EcoCities EatThis. is proud to announce that Hungry EcoCities has kicked-off! We’re committed to this 3,5 year long project putting forward a high-level alliance between science, technology, and art. Together, we’ll explore how digital technologies and applications can lead in turn to reduced food waste, more sustainable value chains, eco-friendly attitudes, and …
Hungry Ecocities – European Experiment for innovation What is the role that digital technologies can play in growing healthy, sustainable food? This is the question that the first Open Call of Hungry EcoCities aims to answer. The call is directed towards artists who are capable of exploring digital questions using a combination of technology and art …
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Blue Radix, creators of automated intelligence: ‘We believe that algorithms can feed the world’ EatThis. contributor Blue Radix is a relatively new but well-known company in the world of horticulture. But this award winning AI-tech specialist looks outside of their own sector as well. They have their own vision on the future of food and …
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Olav Boenders, CEO of Wagagai on: Living wages and creating social impact in Uganda For this Inside Out interview we talk to Olav Boenders, CEO of Wagagai LTD, a flower cutting company based on the shores of Lake Victoria in Uganda. In a network that is all about the future of food, they may seem …