We collaborate widely with stakeholders including academia and private entities to create new innovation and research that would advance the food system, yielding results that reverberate through the food value chain.
An example of such research work is on SenseStick – a collaboration with a Nigerian based University and college Professors to create a cloud computing driven system for forecasting climatologic patterns and outcomes in relation to crop yield and productivity.
Achieve new breakthrough discovery that exponentially improves the human condition.
Leverage breakthrough research and apply it in the food system to improve nutrition outcomes.
Chowberry App has facilitated the distributon of over 1.6 million meals sourced from surprlus soon to expire food products while reducing food waste.
The 2018 Convergence project originating from discoveries out of Harvard University and MIT and called “The Chowberries” started out with an approach to take pioneering discovery of low PH sensitive micro-nutrient encapsulation technology from Langer Labs at MIT and an algae based moisture retaining edible packaging technology by Harvard Professor David Edwards and leveraging both pioneering discoveries to create an African Super Food or Nutrition bite to address micro-nutrient deficiency such as Iron Deficient Anemia in developing countries beginning in Africa.
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The Chowberry app minimizes food waste by connecting consumers to food and produce at risk of going to waste, and linking businesses with manufacturers through an automated restocking process.
Nigeria
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