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INKUBA SAREA, a cross-border network to accelerate start-ups and FoodTech companies

Some of the objectives of INKUBA SAREA are to create a network of cross-border experts and mentors, supporting companies and selected start-ups in their development, and raising the visibility of the companies involved.

31.03.2023

The signing of the agreement between the New Aquitaine Euroregion – Basque Country – Navarre this morning at the HAZITEGIA by Agour business hub in Hélette (France), officially launches the INKUBA SAREA project, which aims to create a cross-border network for start-ups and FoodTech companies from New Aquitaine – Basque Country – Navarre, and more generally, from France, Spain and/or the European Union.

The initiative, promoted by the cross-border agri-food company Agour Etxea, AZTI and the public company INTIA, received a grant of 75,000 euros within the framework of the Euroregional Innovation Projects Programme. The aim of this grant is to contribute to the development of a competitive, sustainable and integrating Euroregional economy through the implementation of collaborative driving projects, based on taking advantage of the complementarities and synergies of the three territories.

Planned to run until September 2024, this project has the following objectives:

INKUBA SAREA will also be at FOOD 4 FUTURE on 16 and 17 May in Bilbao. This event, co-organised by AZTI, focuses on innovation for the food and beverage industry. The 2023 edition will focus on Industry 4.0, healthy eating, sustainable production and the fight against climate change.

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