
Unlocking the Potential of Greek Microbial Biodiversity
At BioFood Cultures, we are transforming Greek microbial biodiversity into innovative solutions for food fermentation. Through research, development, and industrial collaboration, we create starter cultures and functional microbial systems that help shape the next generation of food and beverage products.
Services
We combine microbial biodiversity, scientific expertise, and industrial insight to develop starter cultures tailored to diverse food and beverage applications. Leveraging our collection of Greek-origin microbial strains, we create solutions that deliver consistent quality, reliable fermentation performance, and distinctive sensory profiles. Beyond conventional starter cultures, we explore microorganisms with functional potential and develop immobilized microbial cultures that can be incorporated as innovative functional ingredients, enabling the creation of differentiated products with enhanced value for both manufacturers and consumers.


Industrial Partnerships
We collaborate with food and beverage manufacturers to design, validate, and scale tailor-made starter cultures aligned with their raw materials, production systems, and quality requirements — from laboratory-scale trials to full industrial deployment.

Dairy Industries
We develop starter cultures for yogurt, cheese, and other fermented dairy products, with a focus on batch-to-batch consistency, texture control, and distinctive flavor profiles tailored to specific milk compositions and processing conditions.

Breweries
We support fermentation optimisation in beers and other fermented beverages, shortening fermentation times and enhancing aroma and mouthfeel, without compromising consistency or product safety.

Wineries
We design starter cultures for wines that express terroir characteristics, stabilize microbial dynamics, and enable clean, predictable fermentations from tank to bottle.
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Laboratory of Applied Microbiology & Biotechnology
Department of Molecular Biology & Genetics
Democritus University of Thrace
Alexandroupolis, Greece

