Programme

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Programme topics

  • Precision fermentation for production of food ingredients
  • Machine learning for stream-lined development of fermented food products
  • The microbiome of production animals
  • Fermented foods
  • Novel food regulations

Scientific programme for PC

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Plenary Speakers

Barbara Ann Halkier

Professor, VILLUM Investigator Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences University of Copenhagen
Title of talk: The potential of rapeseed as plant-based protein source for human consumption.

Eddy Smid

Laboratory of Food Microbiology, Wageningen University, The Netherlands
Title of talk: Novel fermented foods from non-animal sources

Frederic Leroy

VRIJE University, Belgium 
Title of talk: Processing, microbes, and nourishment

Johannes Meyer

HMOs Global Regulatory Affairs Associate Partner – Regulatory Affairs & Product Safety, Novonesis
Title of talk: Experience with similar Novel Food applications in EU and 6 other markets

Kerry Finch

Principal Scientific Consultant, Toxicology & Regulatory Affairs, Intertek Assuris
Title of talk: Recent updates to scientific guidance that affect microbial ingredient regulatory applications

Oscar Gonzalez

Support to SMEs and General pre-submission advice
Team Advice - FDP Unit at EFSA
Title of talk: EFSA Support to SME Applicants

Social Events

WELCOME RECEPTION

Networking and inspiring presentation

Join us for the MiFFI 2025 welcome reception, where Vrangbækgaard, a Danish vineyard known for its sustainable and locally rooted wine production, will be present.

They will introduce their winery, share insights into their unique production methods, and offer a tasting of their carefully crafted wines. Light snacks will be served alongside the wine tasting, making it a perfect opportunity to network and unwind.

How to get to the venue

From Copenhagen Airport, the metro reaches central Copenhagen in 13 minutes. Trains depart every 3 minutes from Terminal 3 towards Vanløse. The nearest stations to Marmorhallen are Forum and Frederiksberg.

Plan your journey at www.journeyplanner.dk, where you can also buy tickets. Tickets are also available at the airport, train stations, and 7-Eleven.

CONFERENCE DINNER MIFFI 2025

Street Food Social Style at Pakhus Bryggen

Look forward to a dynamic evening in the stunning surroundings of Pakhus Bryggen, a stylish venue featuring Danish design and a cozy, urban atmosphere. Located in the heart of Copenhagen, it’s the perfect setting to enjoy a three-course street food-inspired menu and free-flowing drinks (wine, beer, and water ad libitum). With a mix of seating and standing areas, the evening invites you to relax, mingle, and make the most of this unique event.

How to get there from the Venue

  1. Walk 11 min (750 m) to Forum Metro Station.
  2. Take the M1 metro (Vestamager) 4 stops (7 min) to Islands Brygge.
  3. Walk 6 min (450 m) to Pakhus Bryggen.
    🕒 Total travel time: ~24 min | Plan your trip: www.journeyplanner.dk.

Previous Meetings

Here, you can download earlier scientific programmes from the International Conference on Microbial Food and Feed Ingredients (MiFFI). 

2023

Download the full Programme & Abstract Book of MiFFI 2023 

2021

Download the full Programme & Abstract Book of MiFFI 2021

2018

Download the full Programme & Abstract Book of MiFFI 2018