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Future of Nutrition Summit reveals stellar speaker line-upand forward-looking focus

The 2024 Future of Nutrition Summit is gearing up to host high-level discussions on the challenges, trends and technologies shaping the future of the food & beverage industry. Esteemed experts will tackle topical and gnarly subjects such as the application of AI in innovation, food as medicine, and the development of resilient and sustainable food systems. The Summit takes place on 18 November, the day before Fi Europe 2024, at the Mövenpick Hotel, Frankfurt, and is a paid-for, in-person only event.

The Summit offers food industry stakeholders a day of inspiration and collaboration through a combination of cutting-edge content and peer-to-peer networking. Those hoping for a packed agenda will not be disappointed by the carefully curated programme delivered by a speaker line-up that includes high-profile personalities from PepsiCo, Unilever, Amazon and more.
Food futurist Tony Hunter opens the stage at 10am, sharing his thoughts on how the global food system might be reimagined to meet the challenge of feeding a growing global population. Next up will be Marianne O’Shea, VP, Global Life Sciences, at PepsiCo, with exclusive insights into how one of the world’s leading food & beverage companies is integrating nutritional science into product development to enhance global health outcomes.
At 11am, the narrative will shift to ‘food as medicine’ when Susan Kleiner of High Performance Nutrition takes to the stage. Nard Clabbers of NCNC Nutrition Consultancy, Dr Alex Hein of Bright Green Partners and Gil Horsky of FLORA Ventures will then expand this theme in a panel discussion around how the food
industry can innovate for health, sustainability and growth. Nuritas CEO Nora Khaldi will round off the morning sessions by delving into how AI can empower food businesses to innovate faster and meet modern consumer demands.
The tech focus will continue after lunch, with Qina founder Mariette Abrahams discussing how data can be mined to unlock new product development and business opportunities. This will be followed by a panel discussion during which Justin Honaman from Amazon Web Services, Marcelo Olivera from Unilever, Matias Muchnick from NotCO and Francis Taloen from Küne & Company will exchange
views on the AI and tech-driven innovations shaping the future of food.
There will be another change of tone mid-afternoon when Samantha Garwin of GreenWave shares actionable steps food businesses can take to decarbonise supply chains by pioneering the use of seaweed. The closing address on ‘futureproofing food and health’ will be delivered by Nicolas Bordenave, Research Director with the French National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and the Environment
(INRAE).
Yannick Verry, Brand Director, Food ingredients Europe & Americas comments: “The Future of Nutrition Summit is more than a conference. It is a forum for thought leaders to discuss critical challenges, for those working in the industry to benefit from insights from the most brilliant minds in the business, and for change makers and innovators to connect and craft tangible solutions. We urge visitors to maximise
the value they derive from Fi Europe by taking advantage of this unmissable opportunity.”


The full programme and further information can be found here:
https://www.figlobal.com/fieurope/en/whats-on/agenda/summit.htm


About Food ingredients (Fi)
Fi was launched in Utrecht, The Netherlands, in 1986. Its portfolio of live events,
extensive data and digital solutions, as well as high-level conferences is now
established throughout the world and provides regional and global platforms for all
stakeholders in the food ingredients industry. Over 500,000 people have attended Fi
shows over the years, with billions of Euros worth of business created as a result.
With more than 35 years of excellence, the events, digital solutions and supporting
products deliver a proven route to market, with a truly global audience. Since 2018,
Fi has been part of the Informa Markets portfolio. For more information, please visit:
www.figlobal.com.


About Informa Markets
Fi Europe is organised by Informa Markets, a division of Informa plc. Informa
Markets creates platforms for industries and specialist markets to trade, innovate and
grow. Its portfolio comprises more than 550 international B2B events and brands in
markets including Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals, Infrastructure, Construction & Real
Estate, Fashion & Apparel, Hospitality, Food & Beverage, and Health & Nutrition,
among others. Informa Markets provides customers and partners around the globe
with opportunities to engage, experience and do business through face-to-face
exhibitions, specialist digital content and actionable data solutions. As the world’s
leading exhibitions organiser, the company brings a diverse range of specialist
markets to life, unlocking opportunities and helping them to thrive, 365 days of the
year. For more information, please visit www.informamarkets.com.

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