Establishing and strengthening relationships with other European and international projects working in food defence and complementary fields represents an important component of the REACTION networking and dissemination strategy.
Given the cross-border nature of chemical and biological threats affecting the food chain, effective food defence requires cooperation among research organisations, public authorities, industry, technology providers and other relevant initiatives.
Here’s a list of related initiatives with which the REACTION project is actively collaborating.
Securefood
The SecureFood project supports the EU’s Farm to Fork strategy and European Green Deal by enhancing food supply chain resilience through an integrated systems-thinking approach. By combining scientific knowledge, collaborative frameworks, and advanced digital tools, SecureFood aims to identify risks, safeguard food security, and transform food systems for a sustainable and resilient future.
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DefenseFood
DEFENSEFOOD aims to strengthen Europe’s food supply chain against chemical, biological, and radiological threats (CBR). It will develop advanced detection tools, preparedness protocols, and recovery strategies, combining scientific research, innovative technologies, and insights from crises. The project’s goal is to safeguard public health, ensure food security, and support economic stability.
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