After its first year, the Erasmus+ project is using research and stakeholder input to develop practical digital training on climate adaptation, herd health and responsible antibiotic use.
More than 90 organisations from across Europe’s food system have come together to identify areas where EU policy could support healthier, more sustainable and fairer food systems.
The EU-funded project Infoodmation workshop highlights recurring narratives, vulnerable audiences, and ways to make trustworthy food information more accessible.
In May 2026, EUFIC held its Communication Lab #2 on emulsifiers, a closed, expert-led workshop bringing together ten specialists from across the EU Food Safety System. Unlike a traditional panel discussion, the workshop's format focused on turning real, concrete communication obstacles into actionable guidelines, while keeping deliberate science reductionism, media sensationalism and industry defensiveness in check.
Media toolkit with evidence-based guidance, resources and reporting tips to help journalists cover healthy and sustainable diets clearly and accurately.
NUTRIMIND, a new Horizon Europe-funded project coordinated by EUFIC, launches to explore how nutrition, dietary patterns, the gut microbiome and lifestyle factors may interact with mental health throughout the life course.
EUFIC has become aware that several Chinese-language third-party online publications have referred to EUFIC in connection with commercial supplement product rankings and product claims, including products such as fish oil, CoQ10, calcium–iron–zinc supplements and Ganoderma lucidum spore oil.
To mark World Food Safety Day, the EU-funded project brings scientists and digital creators together to help consumers understand how warmer temperatures and extreme weather may influence food safety risks.