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.
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Industrial animal agriculture threatens vital ecosystems “in a potentially irreversible way,” according to a new report.
Successfully making the leap into the lucrative Chinese market requires having a strategy that reflects what local consumers are really craving.
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
The investor community is waking up to the massive social and economic potential of food technology to radically remake our food system.
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In the race to capture the future of food, 2.0-level plant-based brands in Asia aren’t simply keeping up—they’re taking the lead.
The Good Food Institute is announcing its 2021 Competitive Grant Program, which aims to fund research projects up to $250,000.
It’s the first time anywhere in the world that multiple food industry leaders have joined forces on a facility dedicated specifically to alt protein.
The move marks the first time a major quick-service restaurant has swapped an animal-based product with a plant-based one across multiple regular menu offerings.
After reading the report’s illuminating conclusions, visionaries from throughout East and Southeast Asia may find themselves asking “Am I sitting on a gold mine and just need to start digging?”