Innoscentia produces a cheap bacteria sensor, which digitally signalizes when spoilage of food is detected. This enables for producers, retailers and consumers to evaluate a given product’s life cycle (shelf life) more accurately.  Today, date labeling is the standard used to describe the shelf life of a product, which is sub-optimized due to an unnecessary risk margin in terms of the actual number of days when the product can no longer be edible. Consumers are not always aware when it comes to what “best-before” and “use by” dates really mean as a result of which, there is an enormous amount of wastage of fully consumable food, globally. Our technology in different conceptualizations, including, but not limited to, labels, stickers and packages, can tell all actors in the food supply chain if the food has turned bad or not.

We have worked with Innoscentia’s technology  since the spring of 2014. Innoscentia was incorporated in the spring of 2015 and we are since involved full-time into bringing our technology to the market as fast as possible. We have the R&D team as well as the right partners in place. So far, so good.

How is your food feeling? Our sensor knows!