FATE: Transforming the FoodTech landscape in Europe
The presentation of FATE (Food & Agri Tech Europe) on Friday, December 15, marked a significant milestone in the evolution of the FoodTech industry in Europe.
In a context where expectations for solutions to improve the sustainability of the food system are constantly rising, and simultaneously, critical voices point to a possible bubble in the sector, the promoters, including Ingredalia S.L., Nawattia, Avir, PENTABIOL, NUCAPS y ALIMENTOS SANYGRAN S.L., han have decided to take a step forward. This new association, backed by CEIN (Centro Europeo de Empresas e Innovación de Navarra e ICEX España Exportación e Inversiones presents itself as a crucial catalyst for the sector’s transformation, demonstrating its relevance and commitment to continuous improvement at a pivotal moment for the evolution and future of the FoodTech industry in Europe.
In this article, we will delve into the significance of FATE and its objectives, highlighting the strategic alliances and collaboration that define it.
Objectives of FATE
The presentation of FATE arises at a pivotal moment for the FoodTech industry in Europe. The need to structure the sector and highlight its potential becomes evident, and FATE positions itself as the strategic response to these challenges. FATE has a clear mission: to promote growth and facilitate collaboration among FoodTech companies in Europe, driving innovation and promoting technological solutions that contribute to healthier, more sustainable, ethical, and accessible food for all. Its short and long-term focus aims to establish standards and reshape the FoodTech landscape in Europe.
During the event, Roselyne Chane, Managing director of ALIMENTOS SANYGRAN S.L, shared her enthusiasm and personal vision for this significant milestone:
“It is the right time for this emerging industry to have its voice, helping to structure the sector, highlight its enormous potential, and influence the decisions that concern it” – Roselyne Chane.
Her insights offer a clear view of FATE’s role in the future of FoodTech in Europe.
Strategic Alliances and Collaboration
FATE aims to foster innovation in food technologies, with a specific focus on key areas to achieve healthier and more sustainable food. To achieve this, the association will integrate three categories of partners into its structure: FoodTech companies, experts, and collaborating entities, which may include accelerators, investors, administrations, universities, research centers, or technological institutions, among others.
“We want FATE to serve as a trusted environment that allows knowledge sharing, promotes collaboration, facilitates funding acquisition, and ultimately strengthens the ecosystem to accelerate sector growth” – Roselyne Chane.
The definitive establishment of FATE is scheduled for the first quarter of 2024.
Towards a New Horizon
FATE emerges as a key driver of transformation in FoodTech in Europe. Its objectives and strategic alliances focused on innovation, sustainability, and ethics outline a promising path for the sector. The importance of FATE in reshaping the FoodTech landscape in Europe is undeniable, underscoring the need for unified collaboration to address future industry challenges. For more information about the association or the possibility of joining, you can write to: info@foodagritech.com.
