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EIT Food Ambassadors Programme: Influencer marketing for EIT Food

Food Ambassadors is a project that aims to engage food and health Influencers in order to co-create science-based content for their community. Launching a new sustainable product doesn’t necessarily create new consumer eating habits. So, how do we encourage uptake of new products, technologies or ideas? In an era where celebrities and social media play an increasingly important role, consumers tend to trust and listen to people they admire rather than traditional impersonal institutions. EIT Food Ambassadors are informed social influencers who are sharing insights into the future of food amongst their network of followers. Ultimately this is increasing consumer trust in the food chain by promoting healthier diets, as well as encouraging discussion about food and innovation. Read more

Project Leadership: Davide Carrino, EUFIC

Contact details: davide.carrino@eufic.org

Participating organisations:

News & Events

  • Food Solutions 2025 24th February 2025
  • Raise the pulse together – Join the campus food revolution 8th November 2024
  • EIT Food Solutions PEA-LICIOUS Final Award Ceremony 2024 25th October 2024
  • Community Festival 18th May 2024 2nd May 2024
  • 17th Global Dairy Congress 25th – 27th June London 16th April 2024

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