Sustainable Antioxidants for Seafood By-product Silage
Supports sustainable seafood by-product valorisation through research into antioxidant formulations for silage production and product stability.
FHF — Fiskeri- og havbruksnæringens forskningsfinansiering is a Norwegian quasi-governmental R&D funder collecting a mandatory 0.3% levy on seafood exports under the oversight of the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries. This call allocates 8 million NOK to research developing sustainable antioxidants for the ensilage of by-products from the Norwegian seafood industry (Norwegian: Utvikling av…
Funds development of sustainable antioxidant solutions for acidification and preservation of Norwegian seafood industry by-products.
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