Access to Innovative Food Solutions
The portal is an online hub that unites innovators and practitioners to improve the food system. The solutions are organized across the food value chain and include technologies, policies, and nature-based approaches. IFSS will also highlight upcoming events and tools that will help bring together stakeholders and move ideas from ideas to actions. This way, we can see what works and what doesn’t. This way, we can find innovative solutions for a sustainable food system that will benefit the global community.
One example of an innovative food solution is Winnow. This company develops technology that helps restaurants, schools, hospitals, and other food service establishments reduce food waste. The company uses weight monitors to measure how much food is wasted and gives value-added information to help operators optimize their operations. The company’s latest version, Winnow Vision, is AI-enhanced and has been adopted by Armani Hotels and Ikea.
Other solutions come in the form of software and hardware. The IFSS portal democratizes access to innovative solutions by bringing together diverse stakeholders across the food supply chain and fostering collaboration among stakeholders. In this way, it connects people from various parts of the food system, and creates opportunities to solve problems together. Fabrice DeClerck, Senior Scientist and Science Director at the Alliance of Bioversity International and EAT Foundation, says IFSS’ portal will allow users to assess which solutions are best suited for their organization and which ones don’t.
IFSS Democrazes Access to Innovative Food Solutions
IFSS democratizes access to innovative food solutions by creating a hub of information, inspiration, and tools. It serves as a catalyst for connecting the food system, allowing stakeholders to collaborate and solve problems together. “The IFSS portal makes it possible to evaluate solutions by their context, and this is a critical part of the IFSS platform,” explains Fabrice DeClerck, Science Director of the EAT Foundation.
Innovations are critical to the future of food services. In addition to reducing food waste, operators have also adapted other technologies to improve the health and safety of their employees and customers. By introducing new technologies and products, these solutions can be implemented in a variety of settings, including hospitals, schools, and other environments. For instance, automated food lockers and robots have proven to be highly effective for these businesses. By allowing these businesses to tap into innovative solutions, onsite food service directors can focus on serving the community and providing value to the customers, IFSS can help the communities in their target markets.
The IFSS portal democratizes access to innovative solutions by establishing an ecosystem for participants in the food value chain. It serves as a catalyst for connecting people from across the food value chain to share best practices and solve problems together. It also contextualizes information so that users can easily assess what is the best fit and what bundles are needed to make it happen. The portal also provides the most effective innovative food solutions to solve a problem.
