Matís at the Seafood Conference
Sjávarútvegsráðstefnan fer fram í tólfta sinn 2. og 3. nóvember næstkomandi í Hörpu. Sjávarútvegsráðstefnan er einn stærsti árlegi vettvangur allra […]
Matís at the Seafood Conference Nánar »
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Salmon blood – a valuable by-product
Matís tók þátt í rannsóknarverkefni í sumar sem styrkt var af Nýsköpunarsjóði námsmanna. Rannsóknin snýr að söfnun og nýtingu á
Salmon blood – a valuable by-product Nánar »
Increased sustainability of the vegetable sector in Iceland, value creation, new job opportunities and innovations
Bændablaðið birti í vikunni tvær greinar sem fjölluðu um grænmetisverkefni sem unnið hefur verið að hjá Matís síðustu misseri. Annars
The new proteins are extremely sustainable compared to most traditional foods
Á dögunum birtist grein í veftímaritinu Horizon, the EU Research & Innovation Magazine þar sem fjallað var um það hvernig
The new proteins are extremely sustainable compared to most traditional foods Nánar »
International Conference on Food and Biotechnology
Dagana 26. – 27. september sl. hélt Aarhus Food & Bio cluster í Danmörku ráðstefnuna Food & Bio Global Summit
International Conference on Food and Biotechnology Nánar »
It is important to reduce food waste
Alþjóðlegur dagur Sameinuðu þjóðanna um matarsóun var 29. september síðastliðinn. Umhverfisstofnun kynnti þann dag niðurstöður nýrrar rannsónar á umfangi matarsóunar
It is important to reduce food waste Nánar »
Innovative solutions in the production of ingredients from seaweed for food
Í september á þessu ári var haldinn fundur í verkefninu SusKelpFood í Bergen í Noregi. Verkefnið snýst um að þróa
Innovative solutions in the production of ingredients from seaweed for food Nánar »
Increased sustainability in aquaculture with focus on feed and side streams
AG Fisk ráðstefna, 11. Október 2023 | Grand hótel Reykjavík og í streymi. Þann 11. október 2023 var haldin ráðstefna
Increased sustainability in aquaculture with focus on feed and side streams Nánar »
Matís offers genetic and origin analysis of salmon in fish farming
In the past few weeks, numerous farmed salmon have been caught in many parts of the country, which indicates that farmed salmon in salmon fishing rivers has become quite widespread in Iceland. Fish farming has been practiced in this country for decades to increase the number of fish in rivers. That culture is based on fishing for hatchery fish from the respective rivers and rearing the fry in hatcheries.
Matís offers genetic and origin analysis of salmon in fish farming Nánar »
Successful autumn staff trip to Ölfus
Fimmtudaginn 21. september brá starfsfólk Matís undir sig betri fætinum og skellti sér í haustferð austur fyrir fjall. Dagurinn var
Successful autumn staff trip to Ölfus Nánar »