Ebenezer Miezah Kwofie

Biography

Dr. Ebenezer Miezah Kwofie is an Assistant Professor of Bioresource Engineering at McGill University and Principal Investigator of the Sustainable Agrifood Systems Engineering Lab (SASEL). His research focuses on sustainable food systems, life cycle assessment, nutrition-sensitive agriculture, and circular bioeconomy. He earned his Ph.D. from McGill University and has received the Distinguished Young Alumni Award (2021) from KNUST. Dr. Kwofie has extensive international project experience across Africa and Latin America, and his work has garnered 978 citations with an h-index of 18.

Recent Publications

Green gains: the development of next-generation dairy feed additives through a multidimensional sustainability lens

Journal of Environmental Management 398, 128557, 2026 • 2026

Ebenezer Miezah Kwofie

Biography

Recent Publications

Green gains: the development of next-generation dairy feed additives through a multidimensional sustainability lens

Assessing the eco-efficiency of pulse-protein extraction by the hybrid fractionation method through a comprehensive techno-eco-environmental analysis

Comparative life cycle assessment of dietary supplementation with protected organic acid and essential oils in swine production

Digital nudging toward sustainable healthy foods: Insights from a trial on a university-based dashboard for promoting sustainable eating habits

Fairness as a Lever for Food System Resilience: Insights from West African Value Chains

Lowering the Environmental Footprint of Broiler Production Through Improved Crude Protein Utilization With an Exogenous Protease

Supporting local communities of practice in sustainable supply chains: the case of Stocate in Montreal, Canada

An integrative framework for eco-efficiency assessment in plant-protein extraction processes: Hotspot analysis, protein loss tracking, and uncertainty analysis

Multi-criteria decision-analysis on the circularity and life cycle assessment direction in grains, cereals, crops, and pulses industry: A Canadian Case Study

Global analysis of nutritional strategies to mitigate the environmental impact of dairy production: the case of supplementing diets with microencapsulated B vitamins

Affiliation

Ebenezer Miezah Kwofie

Biography

Recent Publications

Green gains: the development of next-generation dairy feed additives through a multidimensional sustainability lens

Assessing the eco-efficiency of pulse-protein extraction by the hybrid fractionation method through a comprehensive techno-eco-environmental analysis

Comparative life cycle assessment of dietary supplementation with protected organic acid and essential oils in swine production

Digital nudging toward sustainable healthy foods: Insights from a trial on a university-based dashboard for promoting sustainable eating habits

Fairness as a Lever for Food System Resilience: Insights from West African Value Chains

Lowering the Environmental Footprint of Broiler Production Through Improved Crude Protein Utilization With an Exogenous Protease

Supporting local communities of practice in sustainable supply chains: the case of Stocate in Montreal, Canada

An integrative framework for eco-efficiency assessment in plant-protein extraction processes: Hotspot analysis, protein loss tracking, and uncertainty analysis

Multi-criteria decision-analysis on the circularity and life cycle assessment direction in grains, cereals, crops, and pulses industry: A Canadian Case Study

Global analysis of nutritional strategies to mitigate the environmental impact of dairy production: the case of supplementing diets with microencapsulated B vitamins

Affiliation