Asia-Pacific presents
Alternative Proteins 2020
Plant-based
Proteins
Cultivated
Proteins
Fermentation-derived
Proteins
We are accelerating the transition from industrial animal agriculture into a sustainable, healthy, and just food system.
This generation has awakened to the urgent need to transform our food system. Whether it is to future-proof food security, climate change, or public health risks, reinventing the way we produce meat, eggs, and dairy is an imperative part of the solution.
At GFI APAC we believe in creating impact effectively through utilisation of market forces. We help industry satisfy the market demands for proteins with better products — using plants and microbes as raw materials, applying fermentation to protein production, or growing meat directly from animal cells.
What we do
Research
We bridge information gaps by conducting and freely disseminating scientific and industry research.
Advisory
We help startups, investors, food producers, and manufacturers address challenges and develop better, safer, more sustainable forms of proteins.
Network
We connect scientists, investors, entrepreneurs, food companies, and policymakers to grow the alternative protein sector.
Resources
This first-of-its-kind report outlines the state of the plant-based meat industry in China in 2018.
“The great work of GFI has given us irreplaceable support at the infancy of Avant Meats, the first cultivated meat technology company of China. GFI truly is the leader in the non-profit sector promoting alternative proteins. Their Asia team is super dedicated and highly effective in delivering results in Asia in a way that suits the culture in the region. We continue to benefit hugely from their resources, connections, and publicity we receive.”
Carrie Chan
“GFI’s mission aligns well with the new push for innovative and effective food systems in Singapore. The demand for plant-based proteins or cultivated meat is set to increase as a result of the public health issues and looming climate change. We look forward to working closely with GFI in further promoting alternative proteins as a critical part of the food system which would enable us to overcome global challenges.”
William Chen
Director of Food Science & Technology
Nanyang Technological University Singapore (NTU)
“Going plant-based is the critical next step in human evolution. With innovation and science, we are on the cusp of a massive shift. The Green Monday Group is excited and proud to be part of the GFI ecosystem in driving global impact.”
David Yeung
Green Monday Group
Strategic Partners
Latest News
UN Advisor: “The Global Food System Must Evolve,” Nations Should Invest in Alt Protein R&D
Industrial animal agriculture threatens vital ecosystems “in a potentially irreversible way,” according to a new report.
APAC’s First Alternative Protein University Course Coming to Singapore
Students will acquire an understanding of the three main technologies in the alternative protein field—cultivated meat, plant-based protein, and fermentation.
New Report: Pathways to Plant-Based Market Success in China
Successfully making the leap into the lucrative Chinese market requires having a strategy that reflects what local consumers are really craving.
WHO and GFI Convene Historic Workshop to Discuss Global Regulations for Alternative Proteins
The alternative protein sector is surging around the globe, and not a moment too soon, because conventional meat production is ill-equipped to handle the escalating
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