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CHAIRPERSON’S FOREWORD Food Research Ireland clearly outlines the research needs of industry, academia, consumers and regulatory authorities and represents the significant efforts of the industry-led Food Research Expert Advisory Group. This is the first time that all stakeholders within the food research and innovation system in Ireland have come together and jointly agreed their research needs to 2020. It has been a long but worthwhile journey and I would like to thank the members of the Group for all their hard work over the last 18 months in bringing this research plan to fruition. I believe that the plan will ensure that the research funded in the future through State funded research programmes will deliver outputs that will ensure growth of the food industry in line with the targets in Food Harvest 2020 and relevant priorities in the report of the National Research Prioritisation Exercise. Dan Browne, Chairperson Food Research Ireland ▼ 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE NO Minister’s Foreword 1 Chairperson’s Foreword 2 Executive summary 4 1. Introduction 6 2. Context 10 2.1 Acting Smart, Thinking Green and Achieving Growth – the Irish food sector and the global opportunity 11 2.2 Future drivers 12 3. “Food Research Ireland” – meeting the needs of Ireland’s food sector to 2020 through research and innovation 16 4. Strategic Research Areas 21 4.1 Food Product Development and Innovation 25 4.2 Food Processing Technologies 30 4.3 Food and Health 33 4.4 Food Business and Consumer Science 38 4.5 Food Chain Integrity and Sustainability 40 4.6 Food Safety and Quality 42 5. Realising Food Research Ireland – Implementation & Measuring Success 45 5.1 Implementation 46 5.2 Measuring success 51 5.3 Concluding Remark 52 Appendix 1 Irish Food Research Infrastructure 54 Appendix 2 Industry Strategic Research Agendas 62 Appendix 3 Membership of Food Research Expert Advisory (FREA) Group 71 Food Research Ireland
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