EIP Operational Group
List of Group
The aim of the Operational Group's project is to reduce the free sulphur content in wine by developing innovative viticulture and production technology.
The main goal is to develop concentrated red flesh apple juice, which will be a rich source of bioactive compounds with strong antioxidant potential, as well as development and implementation of an improved technology of cultivating red-flesh apple trees in fruit farms.
Development of an innovative model for the production of milk and ripening cheeses with a unique chemical composition and increased nutritional values.
Developing technology to produce butter with an extended shelf life of up to 6 months and improved lubricity parameters.
The aim of the project is to develop and implement a technology for the production of farmhouse rennet ripened hard, soft, smoked and non-smoked cottage cheese using local strains of lactic acid bacteria isolated from acidified cow's milk cheese.
The development of a prototype of a new device for pitting soft fruits, unmatched on the market, with minimal disturbance to the structure of the fruit.
The aim of the project implemented by the Operational Group is to develop and implement technological and organizational solutions in the field of using ozone for purification of spice plants
The aim of the project implemented by the Operational Group is to create new products based on types of red carrots and white strawberries not produced so far in Poland on an industrial scale.
The aim of the project implemented by the Operational Group is to develop significantly improved technologies for the production of pork with an increased shelf life, while maintaining nutritional, health-promoting and processing and utility properties of this raw material and its products.
The project aims to develop and implement an innovative fruit vinegar and production technology using local strains of microorganisms, ensuring high quality, nutritional value, and safety by eliminating chemical preservatives and utilizing natural microbial metabolites.