February 22, 2023

LandraTech has been distinguished with the Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation Award "Tais Iguais - People who inspire. Communities that transform". This award recognises the company's work in developing sustainable solutions for the environment and promoting a more responsible forestry industry.

LandraTech is a biotechnology company that uses innovation to create products and services that are environmentally friendly. The company is developing a new generation of products for human consumption from native acorns, which have the potential to revolutionise the food sector and contribute to reducing the environmental impact of this sector.

The company is also working on the development of new technologies for sustainable forest management, which have the potential to improve forest productivity and contribute to biodiversity conservation.

The "Tais Iguais" award is a recognition of LandraTech's work in developing environmentally sustainable solutions and promoting a more responsible forest industry. The company is very proud to have received this award, and is committed to continue working to make a positive difference in society.

We thank Tais Iguais for the recognition and pledge to continue working to transform communities and improve lives.

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November 23, 2023

Native Forest Day. Quercus and LandraTech present 5 measures to valorise the acorn sector

Autochthonous Forest Day is celebrated today, 23 November. To mark the date, Quercus - the National Association for Nature Conservation - and LandraTech - a company that values the use of acorns throughout the Iberian Peninsula and has a processing centre in Barcelos - are highlighting the importance of acorns for human consumption, for the conservation and regeneration of plants of the genus Quercus (which includes holm oaks, cork oaks and various species of oak) and native forests, which are dominated by this genus.

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November 19, 2023

Landrateh is present at various food-related congresses.

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November 15, 2023

OakFood, the project that aims to (re)valorise Portuguese acorns

Portugal is an exceptional producer of acorns, mainly due to its extensive Montado that runs across the country from north to south. It is estimated that trees of the Quercus genus represent around 36 per cent of the entire national forest, followed by the Eucalyptus genus, which occupies 26 per cent.

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