Consulting for companies

Formation of a council of experts in food tech applying new technologies and support for customized production/export to enhance
global regulatory compliance in the food tech industry.

For consulting firms

Survey of company needs

  • Establishment of an integrated system for vegan halal certification (alternative meat).
  • Stability assessment and cell line quality control for cultured meat.
  • Response to guidelines and labeling regulations for alternative meat/cultured meat.

On-site consulting

  • Establishment of an automated system for ingredient analysis (alternative meat).
  • Regulatory compliance assessment and safety standards for cultured meat.
  • Expansion of guidelines and labeling for alternative meat/cultured meat.

Domestic and international networking

  • Establishment of networks with domestic and international research institutions and partners (alternative meat).
  • Securing global standard safety technologies for cultured meat.
  • Analysis of overseas regulations and support for certification for alternative meat/cultured meat.

Training for personnel development

Develop and assess cutting‑edge food‑safety tech with an eye toward global compliance.
Cultivate and steward specialists in innovative food‑safety technologies.
Deliver ongoing, scalable training through standardized programs.

Training Objectives

Development and evaluation of food safety technologies applying new technologies and experts in global regulatory compliance.

Training and management of specialized personnel tailored to food safety technologies applying new technologies.

Providing sustainable training through standardized educational programs.

Training Promotion Strategy

Development of educational programs by target
audience and stages

  • Operation of basic/advanced/global educational programs for food applying new technologies.
  • Development of standardized educational programs/export strategies/approval standards.

Formation of expert networks by field

  • Conducting multi-faceted consultations through faculty participation in food regulations, safety, hygiene, and technologies applying new technologies.
  • Formation of expert networks in new technology fields (industry, academia, research).

Promotion of practical field training

  • Verification of approval processes, safety, hygiene, and new technologies through actual projects with companies and research institutions, utilizing demonstration facilities.
  • Practical training models to enhance field application capabilities and problem-solving skills.

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Consulting for companies

Bringing together leading minds in FoodTech to drive innovation and guide companies through the complexities of
global regulatory compliance—enabling customized production and export with the latest technologies.

For consulting firms

Identifying company needs through in‑depth assessments.

  • Creating an integrated system for vegan and halal certification in alternative meat.
  • Ensuring culture stability and quality control of cell lines for cultured meat.

  • Guiding compliance with evolving global guidelines and labeling standards.


Delivering hands‑on, on‑site advisory support.

  • Implementing an automated ingredient‑analysis system for precision and transparency.
  • Evaluating regulatory fit and safety protocols in cultured‑meat production.
  • Extending best‑practice frameworks and labeling guidelines worldwide.

Networking with peers and thought leaders at home and abroad.

  • Forging alliances with global research institutions and industry partners.
  • Adopting world‑class safety technologies for cultured products.
  • Decoding international regulations and guiding certification strategies.


Developing talent through advanced professional training

Cultivating experts in food‑tech regulations and safety via a global‑ready curriculum.

Training Objectives

Develop and assess cutting‑edge food‑safety tech with an eye toward global compliance.
Cultivate and steward specialists in innovative food‑safety technologies.
Deliver ongoing, scalable training through standardized programs.

Training
Promotion Strategy

Creating tiered programs suited to learners at every level.

  • Operating foundational, advanced, and global programs in food‑tech innovation.
  • Designing standardized education, export plans, and approval standards.

Building expert communities across disciplines.

  • Facilitating cross‑disciplinary consultations with seasoned faculty in regulations, safety, hygiene, and tech.
  • Establishing expert networks across emerging‑tech ecosystems (industry, academia, research)

Promoting hands‑on field training for real‑world readiness.

  • Validating approval processes, safety protocols, hygiene, and new‑tech adoption via live pilot programs in demo facilities.
  • Delivering practical training models to sharpen field execution and problem‑solving.

Organization Name: World FoodTech Council
(Non-Profit Corporation) ㅣ Representative: Ki-Won Lee ㅣ Business Registration Number: 353-82-00633 ㅣ Address: Room 1107, Korea Science and Technology Center Building 2, 22 Teheran-ro 7-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
TEL: +82-2-2088-1982

Organization Name: World FoodTech Council (Non-Profit Corporation) ㅣ Representative: Ki-Won Lee
Business Registration Number: 353-82-00633
Address: Room 1107, Korea Science and Technology Center Building 2, 22 Teheran-ro 7-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
TEL: +82-2-2088-1982