Innoscentia, a Lund-based startup, has secured €500,000 to commercialize its smart food label that uses reactive ink to detect bacterial growth in real time. Founded in 2015, the company has focused on developing sensor technology that identifies changes in food quality before they are visible. The label helps consumers make informed decisions, thus reducing food wastage. With its partnerships and new funding, Innoscentia is poised to shift from research to commercialization, addressing food waste and enhancing sustainability in the food industry.
Innoscentia has raised €500,000 to commercialize its smart food label, aimed at revolutionizing how consumers evaluate food freshness and combat food waste.
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