The IFS grant programme also includes aquaculture, animal production, crop science, forestry, natural products, and rural technology. Abstract catalogues have been prepared for all these areas. The institute undertakes to administer the grant and to provide the laboratory, professional salaries, and other facilities necessary for the project. Instruments and other equipment financed by the grant normally become the property of the institute. The grant can be transferred partly or entirely to the grantee's country, or a project account in convertible currency can be opened in Stockholm for special purchases.
Reports have to be submitted upon completion of a project.
For renewal of a research grant, a separate application must be submitted together with a progress report. The foundation does not claim any rights to any publication, invention, or patent arising out of a project. The foundation's working languages are English and French, and inquiries are welcomed in either of these languages or in Spanish. Food Ingredients Europe '88, Exhibition and Conference on Food Ingredients and Additives. Wembley Exhibition and Conference Centre, London.