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International Conference on Food, Nutrition & Processing Technologies
The 3rd Global Congress on Food and Nutrition is a scientific event for nutrition scientists, food researchers, dieticians, healthcare professionals, academicians, and industry innovators.
It focuses on food science, nutrition research, public health, and dietary innovation. The conference discusses emerging trends in nutritional science, food technology, and sustainable food systems.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- October 2026
- Location
- Paris, France
- Organiser
- United Research Forum
- Industry
- SaaS
Agenda themes
Topics covered
- Food & Beverages
On stage
Speakers
- Xiaoyang SuRutgers University
- Chunying DuUniversity of Cincinnati College of Medicine
- Fernando Forato AnhUniversité Laval
- Wangang ZhangNanjing Agricultural University
- Hans-Christian SiebertResearch Institute of Bioinformatics and Nanotechnology
- Roberto SturnioloUniversity of Messina
- D. Joe MillwardUniversity of Surrey
- Viviana Andrea RapisardaUniversidad Nacional de Tucumán
- Michel AlianiUniversity of Manitoba
- Stephen A. VostiDr, Institute of Global Nutrition
- Dennis ReynoldsUniversity of Houston
- Li JiajiaHuazhong Agricultural University
- Grace TioneDepartment of International Environment
- Ana Sofia Rodrigues TavaresPolytechnic University of Lisbon
- Margaret ZaitounDept. of Nutrition & Food Hygiene
- Dr. Josep JulveInstitut de Recerca SANT PAU & CIBERDEM
- Abdelrahman MohamedAl Azhar Sunnah Foods
Logistics
Where to stay
Places to stay near the venue.
Hôtel Victoria Châtelet ★★★
17 Avenue Victoria
Hôtel Britannique ★★★
Hôtel de Suez ★★★
Hôtel du Loiret ★★★
Hôtel d'Aubusson ★★★★★
Rue Bertin Poirée
Le Clos Medicis ★★★
Hollmann in Paris
5 Quai d'Anjou
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