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BiocSol focus on sustainable microbial-based crop protection.

OneThird is a technology company focused on reducing food loss and waste in the supply chain through innovative IoT systems. By utilizing a cloud-based architecture and handheld scanners powered by artificial intelligence, the company enables retailers to assess the quality and shelf life of fresh produce accurately. This technology empowers users to predict how many days remain until food spoilage, enhancing inventory management and ensuring that products are sold at optimal times. OneThird's solutions aim to improve cold chain logistics and contribute to sustainable practices in line with global efforts to minimize food waste.

KITRO is a Swiss company founded in 2016 that specializes in IT solutions for food waste management within the food and beverage industry. By leveraging AI-driven technology, KITRO offers a software-as-a-service platform that automates the measurement and analysis of food waste in commercial kitchens, including restaurants and canteens. This solution enables clients to track, monitor, and reduce their food waste significantly, with reported savings of 2-8% on annual food costs and a minimum reduction of 20% in avoidable food waste. The company provides an online dashboard that delivers insights and analysis, allowing customers to optimize operational practices and improve sustainability in their food handling processes.

Kilter Systems is a developer of agricultural technology focusing on farmers’ approach to weed management.

Aurea provides software engineering, geographic information systems, and agricultural services. Data collection, processing, and analysis should be consistent and accurate to deliver a product that is relevant to the needs of their clients.

OneThird is a technology company focused on reducing food loss and waste in the supply chain through innovative IoT systems. By utilizing a cloud-based architecture and handheld scanners powered by artificial intelligence, the company enables retailers to assess the quality and shelf life of fresh produce accurately. This technology empowers users to predict how many days remain until food spoilage, enhancing inventory management and ensuring that products are sold at optimal times. OneThird's solutions aim to improve cold chain logistics and contribute to sustainable practices in line with global efforts to minimize food waste.

Naio Technologies develops and markets machines for agriculture and viticulture. It features electric tools for weeding, hoeing, and harvesting that help farmers collect and harvest their products. The company specializes in agriculture, AI, robotics, and Agtech. Naio Technologies was founded in 2011 and headquartered in Midi-Pyrenees, France.

Trapview's vision is to create innovative solutions and services that help growers grow healthier food while protecting the environment. Trapview leverages AI to monitor pests and predict outbreaks, empowering farmers to reduce insecticide use, lower food chemical residues, cut production costs, and decrease CO2 emissions from crop protection, fostering sustainable farming practices.

Aura Imaging provides photography systems and software for health centers, healing sessions, seminar houses, and medical centers.

Biome Makers is a biotech company born in Silicon Valley specialized in the identification and understanding of the microbiome. They use DNA Sequencing technologies and proprietary Intelligent Computing systems to ease detailed information and recommendations that allow customers improve their agricultural production and the quality of their products.

Augmenta, founded in 2017 in Athens, Greece, by George Varvarelis and Dimitris Evangelopoulos, provides an innovative agricultural technology that enhances farm efficiency and productivity. The company's flagship product, the Field Analyzer, is a plug-and-play device compatible with any tractor. It analyzes the specific needs for fertilizers, fungicides, and pesticides across different areas of a farm in real-time, allowing for precise application that optimizes crop yield while minimizing waste. The Field Analyzer can also control agricultural machinery automatically, applying the correct amounts of chemicals without requiring farmer intervention. Additionally, Augmenta offers a user-friendly web platform called the field-viewer, which provides visual data analytics for farmers to track field performance and make informed, data-driven decisions tailored to their specific needs. After successful pilots in 24 fields over two years, Augmenta is currently collaborating with food companies and has partnered with NVIDIA to further develop its advanced deep learning technology.

Yooji offers delicious meals in frozen portions for babies. Their recipes are prepared with organic ingredients or sustainable peaches, no additives, no added salt, no gluten. Thanks to a gentle cooking and fast freezing, the nutritional qualities and tastes are preserved. Regulate baby and help him grow well? A child's play with their small pebbles easy to dose.

Trapview's vision is to create innovative solutions and services that help growers grow healthier food while protecting the environment. Trapview leverages AI to monitor pests and predict outbreaks, empowering farmers to reduce insecticide use, lower food chemical residues, cut production costs, and decrease CO2 emissions from crop protection, fostering sustainable farming practices.

Connecterra develops software solutions for the dairy industry, focusing on enhancing farm productivity through artificial intelligence and machine learning. The company creates a predictive intelligence system that utilizes sensors to analyze raw data, transforming it into actionable insights for farmers. This technology helps industry partners, including dairy processors and animal feed companies, to identify on-farm challenges and recommend effective solutions. Connecterra aims to support farmers in transitioning to sustainable practices, ultimately fostering more humane and efficient use of natural resources to ensure food security for future generations.

Inspirafarms specializes in the manufacturing of solar-powered modular food processing and cold storage technologies. The company offers off-grid cold storage units, food processing plants, and dairy chilling machines, along with accessories such as Good Agricultural Practice certified modules and renewable energy systems. It provides essential machinery for post-harvest value addition processes, catering to medium and large-scale value chains primarily in Central America and East Africa. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in London, the company also operates offices in Kenya, Southern Africa, and Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. Inspirafarms aims to deliver affordable and efficient agricultural processing solutions that comply with global food safety standards, thereby enhancing the supply of healthy and nutritious food to both local and international markets.

RootWave is a company based in Kineton, United Kingdom, that specializes in developing and distributing innovative machinery for weed control in agricultural settings. Founded in 2012, the company offers hand weeders designed for growers, gardeners, and groundskeepers, as well as automated solutions that utilize visual recognition technology to effectively target and eliminate weeds in arable crops. RootWave's electric shock technology provides a chemical-free alternative to traditional herbicides, allowing users to manage invasive plants sustainably and economically. The company's products are marketed through distributors in various regions, including France, Australasia, Ireland, and South Korea.

Naio Technologies develops and markets machines for agriculture and viticulture. It features electric tools for weeding, hoeing, and harvesting that help farmers collect and harvest their products. The company specializes in agriculture, AI, robotics, and Agtech. Naio Technologies was founded in 2011 and headquartered in Midi-Pyrenees, France.

Ceradis develops and markets innovative environmental friendly solutions for plant nutrition, crop protection and formulation technology. Ceradis products have a patented formulation, optimal activity of the ingredients and excellent handling characteristics for the end-users.

Fairphone is a company founded in 2010 in Amsterdam, specializing in the production of ethically sourced smartphones that facilitate calling, texting, and internet browsing. The company emphasizes transparency in its supply chain, ensuring that the materials used in its devices are sourced responsibly. This commitment allows consumers to contribute to positive social and environmental outcomes throughout the lifecycle of their smartphones. By prioritizing ethical practices, Fairphone aims to redefine the smartphone industry and promote sustainability among its users.

Inspirafarms specializes in the manufacturing of solar-powered modular food processing and cold storage technologies. The company offers off-grid cold storage units, food processing plants, and dairy chilling machines, along with accessories such as Good Agricultural Practice certified modules and renewable energy systems. It provides essential machinery for post-harvest value addition processes, catering to medium and large-scale value chains primarily in Central America and East Africa. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in London, the company also operates offices in Kenya, Southern Africa, and Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. Inspirafarms aims to deliver affordable and efficient agricultural processing solutions that comply with global food safety standards, thereby enhancing the supply of healthy and nutritious food to both local and international markets.

Vigga operates a subscription-based service that provides high-quality organic maternity and children's clothing. This innovative product-service system allows parents to rent clothes that fit their growing children, addressing the common challenge of rapid growth during pregnancy and early childhood. By May 2017, Vigga had circulated over 100,000 pieces of designer clothing, resulting in significant environmental benefits, including the conservation of 7.5 million liters of water and a reduction of 7 tonnes in CO2 emissions. The company's life cycle assessments demonstrate substantial advantages over traditional clothing consumption, including a 53% reduction in climate impact, 59% less acidification, and 72% lower material resource usage. Vigga's model emphasizes the importance of reuse over recycling, contributing to a more sustainable approach to fashion for families.