B2E CoLAB at AQUA 2024 with Innovative Projects
B2E – CoLAB for Blue Bioeconomy will be at AQUA 2024, held in Copenhagen, Denmark, from August 26 to 30. The event, one of the most important in the global aquaculture sector will focus on “Blue Food,” promoting healthy and sustainable foods.
AQUA 2024 expects to host over 2,200 visitors, including key industry players. B2E CoLAB will showcase its innovative projects, such as Pep4Fish and Fish Matter, aimed at improving fish health and the efficient and sustainable use of marine by-products.
At the B2E CoLAB stand (183), visitors will be able to explore the Ocean’s Bounty exhibit, which highlights the transformation of marine by-products into valuable resources for sectors such as textiles, cosmetics, and food. This project promotes a circular economy, making the most of available resources and driving innovation.
Additionally, the Marine Delights: Tasting Experience will be available, offering a unique opportunity to taste a variety of food and beverages made from marine by-products. This sensory experience will highlight the versatility and quality of ingredients from the sea, giving participants the chance to discover new flavors and textures. Tastings will take place between August 27 and 29.
On August 27 at 5:00 PM, there will be a Porto de Honra: Toast to the Ocean!, a celebration of the ocean’s riches and an opportunity to discuss innovations shaping the future of aquaculture.
The B2E CoLAB stand will also offer the B2E CoLAB Trivial Challenge, a quiz about the marine world. Visitors can test their knowledge of sustainability, aquaculture, and the use of marine by-products. Winners will be rewarded with Portuguese preserves.
Stand 183 of B2E CoLAB at AQUA 2024 will be a meeting point for those interested in discovering how the organization is transforming aquaculture and promoting sustainability. For more information and updates, follow B2E CoLAB activities on social media on LinkedIn, Facebook, or Instagram.
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