BIOTECHNOLOGY IN THE AGRO-INDUSTRIAL SECTOR AND THE FOOD INDUSTRY
Development and implementation of biotechnological processes in the agro-industrial sector (including agricultural product processing, the food industry, and beyond).
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Creation of biotechnological production lines for processing plant-based raw materials through direct microbial synthesis, and the use of their metabolic products (biocatalysts) in the manufacturing of animal feed, biofertilizers, and functional foods.
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Introduction of genetically modified microorganisms with enhanced resistance to climatic stresses, diseases, and pests, along with the development of bioproducts for plant protection.
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Optimization of raw material sourcing by integrating alternative resources (e.g., agri-food waste) and bioconversion technologies to reduce costs and improve environmental sustainability.
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Development of probiotic feed additives and bioactive substances for livestock to boost productivity and reduce reliance on antibiotics.
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Replacing certain production stages with biological methods: employing enzymatic hydrolysis instead of synthetic catalysts and using microbial systems to synthesize target compounds.
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Bioremediation of wastewater by deploying pollutant-degrading microorganisms to eliminate organic contaminants and heavy metals, thereby mitigating environmental impact.
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Expanding the product range through the development of functional and technological ingredients (e.g., plant-based proteins, preservatives, stabilizers, prebiotics, etc.) and bioproducts for packaging, all in line with sustainable development principles.