Prima - Mediet4All final project conference

Join the MEDIET4ALL Final Conference in Palermo! 

21/07/2026

Conference

Celebrating four years of collaboration for a healthier and more sustainable Mediterranean lifestyle

After four years of collaborative research and innovation across the Mediterranean region, the MEDIET4ALL project is pleased to invite researchers, policymakers, industry representatives, healthcare professionals, students and all stakeholders interested in nutrition, sustainability and food innovation to its Final Conference, hosted by the University of Palermo.

This two-day event will showcase the project’s main achievements while creating opportunities to exchange knowledge, strengthen collaborations and discuss the future of Mediterranean food systems.

Whether you have followed the project from the beginning or are discovering MEDIET4ALL for the first time, this conference offers a unique opportunity to explore how science, innovation and cooperation can help make the Mediterranean Diet more accessible, sustainable and attractive for future generations.

Why attend?

During the conference, participants will:

  • Discover the key scientific and technological results achieved throughout the MEDIET4ALL project.
  • Learn how the project contributes to promoting healthier and more sustainable dietary habits across the Mediterranean region.
  • Explore innovative approaches combining nutrition, digital technologies, sustainable food packaging and consumer engagement.
  • Exchange ideas with researchers, policymakers, food industry representatives and innovation stakeholders from across Europe and the Mediterranean.
  • Build new collaborations through dedicated networking sessions and discussions with other PRIMA-funded projects.
  • Experience the richness of Mediterranean food heritage through traditional product tastings and social activities.

More information

📅 October 29, 2026 – Rectorate of the University of Palermo (Piazza Marina)

📅 October 30, 2026 – SAAF Dept. at University of Palermo