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The latest news and stories about food and climate policy from Green Queen Media.
How A Former USDA Stalwart & White House Advisor is Leading the Plant-Based Fight
Sanah Baig, who has years of experience working for the US government, explains why she chose to join the Plant Based Foods Institute, and her thoughts on the MAHA and livestock lobby.
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Top Meat & Dairy Companies Emit More Greenhouse Gases Than Saudi Arabia: Study
Combined emissions from the world's top meat and dairy producers are on par with those of the biggest fossil fuel companies, and higher than those of Saudi Arabia.
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New Partnership Aims to Beef Up South Korea’s Future Food Sector
GFI APAC and the World FoodTech Council have signed a new partnership to accelerate innovation in South Korea's alternative protein ecosystem.
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Factory Farming is the Leading Cause of Food Waste That Could Feed Two Billion People
A new report suggests that growing human-grade crops to feed animals in factory farms wastes more food than any other sector, threatening nutrition security and climate targets.
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Cultivated Consolidation: France’s Gourmey Acquires Vital Meat to Form Parima
France's Gourmey has snapped up Vital Meat to form Parima, aiming to become the first cultivated protein company to get regulatory approval for two species.
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Future Food Quick Bites: Redefine Steak, Blended Proteins & Beyond Meat
Our weekly column rounds up the latest sustainable food innovation news. This week, Future Food Quick Bites covers Redefine Meat's Asda rollout, Purezza's new online vegan store, and Beyond Meat's debt swap.
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Australia is Primed for Food Tech Success – If The Government Does These Things
Australia could become a global hub for food biomanufacturing, yielding economic and food security benefits if the government supports the industry through effective policymaking.
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Vegan Ready Meals are Coming to the US Military in 2027
The US will introduce vegan meals and snacks in the military in 2027, in response to requests from service members.
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Good Food Institute CEO: Governments Embracing Sustainable Proteins Like Never Before
Nigel Sizer, the new CEO of the Good Food Institute, discusses the current predicament of alternative proteins, the industry's milestones, and the need for more investment.
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Nestlé Quits Climate Initiative to Reduce Dairy Methane Emissions
In its latest case of greenwashing, Nestlé – the world's largest food company – has left a global alliance pledging to curb methane emissions from dairy production.
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Why These Asia-Pacific Countries Are the Ideal Global Hubs for Biomanufacturing
Thailand, Vietnam and Australia have abundant raw materials and forward-thinking public policies, making them potential global hubs for fermentation-derived food production.
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With FDA Approval, Verley Plans 2026 Launch for Functional Cow-Free Whey Proteins
French startup Verley is eyeing a 2026 launch of its precision-fermented whey proteins after securing FDA GRAS approval, alongside new funding and international regulatory efforts.
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Meat & Milk Reach Historic Consumption Lows in Flexitarian Germany
Meat and milk consumption has declined in Germany, while the production of plant-based proteins has doubled since 2019, spotlighting the flexitarian consumer base.
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EU Parliament Backs ‘Veggie Burger’ Labelling Ban on Plant-Based Meat
The EU Parliament today voted in favour of a ban on meat-like designations on plant-based meat product labels, paving the way for trilogue negotiations.
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Future Food Quick Bites: American Airlines, Pizza Hut & Chickpea Chunks
Our weekly column rounds up the latest sustainable food innovation news. This week, Future Food Quick Bites covers American Airlines's Just Egg scramble, Chanza's chickpea protein chunks, and Pizza Hut's The Vegetarian Butcher collab.
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Lidl & Wolt Market Become First Retailers to Set Plant-Based Sales Targets in Denmark
As part of their climate strategies, Lidl and Wolt Market have pledged to increase the share of plant-based proteins they sell in Denmark.
Lidl is further extending its goal to sell more plants and less meat in its stores, announcing a!-->!-->!-->…
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The US Meat & Dairy Industry is Spying on Thousands of Animal Rights Activists
Animal Agriculture Alliance, which is funded by the US livestock industry and has a direct line to the FBI, has a database tracking the lives of 2,400 activists.
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Can This New International Standard Transform Plant-Based Food Labelling?
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has published a new standard for plant-based food labelling, which experts say could bolster consumer confidence.
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Richest 30% Drive 70% of Food Climate Costs: Eat-Lancet 2.0
The Eat-Lancet Commission has released the 2.0 update to its report on the future of the food system and the Planetary Health Diet. Here are the big takeaways.
Six years after releasing one of the most influential reports on the food!-->!-->!-->…
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No Confusion: Plant-Based Industry Urges EU to Reject ‘Veggie Burger’ Labelling Ban
Over 200 companies and organisations have kick-started a campaign calling on MEPs to reject the proposed ban on the use of meat-like terms on vegan product labels.
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Future Food Quick Bites: Vegan ‘Proffee’, Bread Waste Pasta & Slutty Vegan
Our weekly column rounds up the latest sustainable food innovation news. This week, Future Food Quick Bites covers Gregorys Coffee's plant protein coffee, Wasted's upcycled pasta, and a new plant-based meat brand in Thailand.
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