Production of innovative food ingredients through microbial fermentation, delivering sustainability, functionality and new formulation opportunities.
A controlled microbial fermentation process that generates ingredients with differentiated properties (functional, nutritional or technological), suitable for the development of new foods.
It responds to the demand for more natural, sustainable and versatile ingredients, offering the industry new pathways to improve product health and functionality while reducing dependence on traditional resources.
Specific microorganisms are selected and cultured under controlled conditions to obtain compounds that can be used as ingredients, technological enhancers or nutritional fortifiers.
Sectors: Food sector, Ingredients industry
Research lines: Biotechnology, Food sustainability and eco-efficiency
Research sublines: Food biotechnology, New sources of proteins and bioproducts