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A New Gut Health Trend: Stop Fibremaxxing, Start Fibrelayering
After a year dominated by fibremaxxing, nutritionists recommend turning your attention to fibrelayering, emphasising variety over volume.
TikTok may have convinced you to begin fibremaxxing, an online health trend that got a rare!-->!-->!-->…
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Poland Integrates Plant-Based Meals & Planetary Health Diet Into School Menus
The Polish health ministry has officially published new regulations that will guarantee access to plant-based meals in schools and ramp up food waste reduction strategies.
Plant-based meals will soon be the norm in Poland's schools,!-->!-->!-->…
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Breakthrough Moment for Joyn Foods As Blended Meat Comes to School Lunches
US startup Joyn Foods has earned K-12 approval in South Carolina, enabling it to sell its mycelium-enhanced blended meat to schools across the state.
With kids' nutrition in sharp focus in the national health discourse, one!-->!-->!-->…
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60 Minutes: RFK Jr Says FDA ‘Will Act’ on Ultra-Processed Foods GRAS Petition
The US FDA "will act" on a petition by its former chief, which would see the GRAS status of some ultra-processed foods revoked, health secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr has said. But he stopped short of promising regulation on these products.
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Mycoprotein Can Be Digested Just As Well As Meat, But It Needs to Be Maximised: Study
Mycoprotein can deliver significant nutritional benefits with high protein digestibility and mineral accessibility; however, its true potential depends on the fungal strain and how it's cultivated.
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After Years of Infighting, France Urges Its Citizens to Eat Less Meat
The French government has updated its national dietary guidelines, which recommend limiting meat and increasing plant-based protein consumption to improve public and planetary health.
It took three extra years, but France finally got!-->!-->!-->…
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Eat Foundation, Creator of the Eat Lancet Planetary Health Diet, to Wind Down Operations
Norwegian food systems non-profit Eat Foundation will discontinue operations in its current format amid a significant shift in the global donor landscape.
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‘Confusing & Harmful’: 200+ Health Experts Slam US Dietary Guidelines in Letter to RFK Jr
In an open letter to the US health and agriculture secretaries, 210 doctors and researchers have highlighted serious concerns about the new dietary guidelines and called for a science-based approach instead.
The fallout from the!-->!-->!-->…
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Cigarettes, Super Bowl & Oat Milk: Food Industry Claps Back As UPF Discourse Intensifies
The debate around ultra-processed foods has been taken up a notch, with comparisons to cigarettes and a Super Bowl ad contrasting with Oatly's embrace of the 'processed' label.
You know ultra-processed foods (UPFs) have breached the!-->!-->!-->…
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Climate Change Could Halve the Area Suitable for Livestock Farming by 2100, Shows Study
Livestock farming is already a leading driver of climate change, and increasing GHG emissions could result in a 36-50% decline in the area suitable for grazing by the end of the century.
The world's largest food production system is!-->!-->!-->…
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‘No Artificial Colors’: FDA Approves Beetroot-Based Natural Red Dye for Food
The US Food and Drug Administration has relaxed rules that restrict companies from labelling their food products as free from synthetic dyes, and approved a new beetroot-derived natural red colour.
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A Protein Smoothie Made from Leaves? Palmetto Superfoods Has You Covered
Bay Area chain Palmetto Superfoods has introduced a new Blade Smoothie, featuring Leaft Foods's alfalfa-derived Leaf Rubisco protein and an "unmatched" amino acid profile.
Californians can now walk into a store and drink a protein!-->!-->!-->…
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Sure, Beef’s Emissions Can Be Reduced – But It Can Never Be ‘Climate-Friendly’
Low-carbon beef is a fantasy, and the only way to guarantee a reduced impact of this meat is to buy less of it, according to a new study.
Livestock producers may make claims of sustainability or even carbon neutrality, but beef can!-->!-->!-->…
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India’s Dairy Crown Comes At A Heavy Cost: To The Climate, Cows & Those Who Rear Them
India's celebrated White Revolution, which made it the world's top milk producer, is now facing intense scrutiny over its hidden and significant costs to the climate, animals, and the economic security of its small-scale farmers.
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Protein Shots: Fermentation Leader Targets Premium Drinks Segment with Animal-Free Dairy
Are protein shots the next big functional beverage trend? Dutch fermentation firm Vivici thinks so, positioning its animal-free whey ingredient as the ideal base for these products.
Since the start of the pandemic, the number of!-->!-->!-->…
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Opinion: Where Disgust Meets Distrust – The Viral Psychology Behind the “Ultra-Processed Food” Narrative
The Ultra-Processed Food (UPF) narrative has gone viral by weaponizing the innate human fear of the unknown, also known as neophobia, inadvertently grouping sustainable and necessary novel food innovations with nutritionally poor junk!-->…
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Billions of Dollars Marketed As ‘Green’ Are Quietly Fuelling Deforestation
From Brazil’s cattle pastures to Indonesia’s palm oil plantations, European “green” funds that claim to combat climate change are financing companies tied to deforestation and rising emissions, shows a new investigation by Green Queen!-->…
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Climate-Smart Food: Can Kenya’s Forgotten Indigenous Crops Save The Planet?
Kenya must leverage Indigenous crops, food waste innovation, and a shift to plant-rich diets to transform its vulnerable agricultural sector into a scalable blueprint for global climate resilience and public health.
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No Veg On the Menu: Rethinking Lesotho’s Breakfast Culture in a Warming World
In a warming world, a cold colonial legacy persists on Lesotho’s breakfast plates.
Breakfast, as a post-waking meal, has long existed in human cultures across the globe, though arguably its modern commercial identity was powerfully!-->!-->!-->…
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How The Protein Brewery is Eyeing the Longevity Space with Mycoprotein Bioactives
Can fungi help humans live better and longer? Dutch mycoprotein startup The Protein Brewery is hoping to do just that by promoting multiple pathways of healthy ageing.
In Western Europe, people born in 2024 are expected to live 17 years!-->!-->!-->…
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Opinion: British Supermarkets’ New GLP-1 Ranges Miss the Mark by Centring on Meat
Sara Ayech, UK director for Madre Brava, believes retailers in the UK have faltered by focusing on animal proteins in their new GLP-1 product lines.
Checking out the new supermarket ranges for January, it’s interesting to see several of!-->!-->!-->…
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