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It started with a simple question.

Does industrially produced food for young children have to mean that ingredients are processed together into predetermined meals? InnovaChildfood was founded around a different idea: what if individual ingredients could instead be prepared separately, according to their own properties and processing needs, and combined only when it is time to create the meal? That question became the starting point for our technology, our intellectual property and, eventually, MOOS.

Our vision

A future where industrially produced food for young children can offer more of the flexibility and variety we associate with food prepared at home. We believe technology can help make that possible – by rethinking not only what goes into children's food, but how it is made.

not only what goes into children's food, but how it is made.

From idea to technology

Research
Development

Minimally processed food components showed health benefits

Patent

Meal studies showed that high heat treated baby food had negative health effects.

Protecting the concept – the technology is protected through intellectual property.

MOOS

Technology becomes food – the patented principles are translated into a tangible food concept.

Today

Ready for the next step – industrialisation, partnerships and international licensing.

The people behind the idea

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Looking ahead

Technology is developed. MOOS has shown what it can become.

Next chapter is about scale, partnerships and bringing

new food concepts to market.

Elin Östman, PhD

Founder & Inventor

Elin Östman has a background in food science and applied nutrition, with extensive experience in research on how food composition and processing influence nutritional and physiological properties. Her work spans academic research, food innovation and the development and commercialisation of new food concepts.

Josefin Östman

CULINARY PROFESSIONAL & COMMUNICATOR

Josefin Östman brings a culinary and consumer perspective to InnovaChildfood. She studies Culinary Arts and Meal Science at Örebro University and contributes practical food knowledge, communication skills and an understanding of how food concepts translate into real meals and consumer experiences.

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