EURIZON SL

Their core work

Eurizon (operating as Innovarum) is a Spanish SME focused on knowledge transfer, dissemination, and business model development within the agri-food and bioeconomy sectors. They help bridge the gap between research outputs and market uptake — designing communication strategies, building practitioner networks, and developing innovative business models for bio-based value chains. Their project portfolio spans food waste reduction, bio-based packaging, organic farming knowledge networks, and biomass valorisation, consistently playing the role of the partner that ensures research results reach farmers, SMEs, and industry.

What they specialise in

How they've shifted over time

In their early H2020 period (2016–2018), Eurizon focused broadly on circular economy, resource efficiency, waste management, and social innovation — participating in projects that explored new business models for the bioeconomy and citizen engagement. From 2019 onward, they sharpened their focus toward practical knowledge transfer networks, organic agriculture, bioeconomy cluster coordination, and bio-based product development (biostimulants, biorefinery, smart food packaging). The shift is clear: from general circular economy concepts to hands-on dissemination and adoption support for specific agri-food technologies.

Eurizon is moving deeper into structured knowledge transfer and peer-to-peer dissemination for sustainable food systems, making them an increasingly valuable partner for projects that need to reach farmers and food-sector SMEs with practical adoption support.

How they like to work

Eurizon overwhelmingly participates as a partner (8 of 9 projects) rather than leading consortia, with only one coordination role (ECOLUP, an SME Phase 1 feasibility study). They consistently join large, multi-partner consortia — their 118 unique partners across 24 countries confirm they are well-connected and comfortable in diverse European teams. This pattern suggests they are a reliable, low-friction partner who brings dissemination and business development capacity without competing for technical leadership.

Eurizon has built a broad European network of 118 unique partners across 24 countries, reflecting their participation in large agri-food and bioeconomy consortia. Their reach is pan-European with no obvious geographic clustering beyond their Spanish base.

What sets them apart

Eurizon fills a specific niche that many research consortia struggle to cover: the "last mile" between scientific results and real-world adoption in the food and bioeconomy sectors. As a Spanish SME with experience across 9 H2020 projects, they bring practical expertise in building practitioner networks, designing dissemination strategies, and developing business models that help translate lab results into market-ready solutions. For consortium builders, they solve the perennial problem of how to make sure project outputs actually reach and are used by farmers, food processors, and SMEs.

Highlights from their portfolio

• SISTERS
  Their largest project by funding (EUR 428,400), running until 2026, focused on systemic food waste reduction through smart packaging, QR labelling, and short supply chains — their most ambitious and longest-running engagement.
• ECOLUP
  Their only coordinated project (SME Phase 1), demonstrating entrepreneurial ambition with a smart logistics concept for shortening fruit and vegetable supply chains.
• COOPID
  Directly reflects their core value proposition — building bioeconomy cluster networks and peer-to-peer knowledge transfer, with their largest role in dissemination coordination.