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Globally, 60% Believe in Climate-Smart Diets, and 89% Want More Govt Action
Transitioning away from emissions-heavy animal proteins is critical to saving the planet, but it isn't possible without government action.
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Can You Trust A ‘Climate Neutral’ Label? Clif Bar Lawsuit Puts Food Marketing on Trial
Confectionery giant Mondelēz International is facing a major lawsuit alleging that it falsely claims climate neutrality on Clif Bars, pushing offsets into further scrutiny.
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Govt-Backed Report Shows How Finland Can Build A €1B Future Food Economy
Finland is well-placed to become a cellular agriculture leader, with its export potential set to reach €1B in the next decade – but funding and regulation challenges must be addressed.
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Animal-Free Dairy Startup Perfect Day Accused of Misleading Consumers in New Lawsuit
US food tech startup Perfect Day has been hit with a false marketing lawsuit for its FDA-approved, animal-free dairy whey protein.
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Americans Know Beef is Bad for the Planet, And They Want Their Leaders to Talk About It
Over half of Americans identify beef as the most polluting food, and many are open to eating plant-based, but they need policy changes to support the shift.
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Swiss Government 2025 Nutrition Strategy: More Plants, Less Food Waste
The Swiss government has published its nutrition strategy for the next eight years, expanding the focus to sustainability, plant-based diets and food waste.
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EU Climate Agency: Alternative Proteins Are Inevitable for Future Food Security
What will the food system look like in 2050? According to the EU, meat will give way to plants and novel proteins, no matter how things end up.
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Europe Is Now A Global Food Tech Leader, As Sustainable Protein Investments Soar
European future food startups saw a 25% boost in funding in 2024, making the region a global leader in the space – but economic uncertainty is keeping investors cautious this year.
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Future Food Quick Bites: This Isn’t Ravioli, Jaguar Land Rover & Earthshot Prize
Our weekly column rounds up the latest sustainable food innovation news. This week, Future Food Quick Bites covers This's pasta partnership with Ugo Foods Group, Starday's $11M Series A round, and a nomination for the Earthshot Prize.
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US Grants Patent for Mycoprotein Startup to Turn Potato Waste Into Sustainable Meat
Food tech startup The Better Meat Co has received its sixth patent in the US, which covers a method to produce mycelium proteins using potato waste as a feedstock.
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India Inches Closer to Cultivated Meat as Biokraft Foods Prepares Regulatory Filing
Mumbai-based food tech startup Biokraft Foods has debuted cultured seafood prototypes in collaboration with the government, and will apply for regulatory approval for cultivated chicken this summer.
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What Food Tech Investors Are Telling Startups in the Midst of Trump’s Tariff War
With all the uncertainties around global tariffs, most industries are in a precarious position, including food tech. Here's what sector VCs are advising startup founders about the global trade war.
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Opinion: The Circular Economy is A Competitive Advantage – Tech Brands Are Leading the Shift
James Murdock, founder of circular tech firm Alchemy, argues that circularity isn't just good for the planet – it makes business sense too, and smart tech brands know it.
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MycoTechnology Earns GRAS Approval to Sell Honey Truffle Flavour Modulator in the US
US food tech firm MycoTechnology has received regulatory approval to sell its honey-truffle-fermented flavour modulator in the country.
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Future Food Quick Bites: Ottolenghi’s Beans, Disneyland & Beyond Meat Doc
Our weekly column rounds up the latest sustainable food innovation news. This week, Future Food Quick Bites covers Bold Bean Co's Ottolenghi collaboration, Beyond Meat's new documentary, and Miyoko Schinner's upcoming vegan cookbook.
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Milk Aisle Consensus: Democrats & Republicans Unite in Push for Non-Dairy Options in Schools
A bipartisan bill is calling on Congress to provide non-dairy milk options in the national school meal programme to cater to lactose-intolerant and diet-restricted students.
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Cultured Quail Startup Vow Gets FSANZ Regulatory Approval in Australia & New Zealand
Known for its cultured quail, Sydney-based Vow has received regulatory approval from Food Standards Australia New Zealand, a first for cultivated meat in the region.
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EU Grants €50M Loan for Swedish Ag Giant to Build Pea Protein Factory for Meat Alternatives
The European Investment Bank has provided Swedish agricultural cooperative Lantmännen with €50M in part financing for a pea protein isolate factory.
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Exclusive: CellX Debuts World’s First Morel Mycelium Jerky with New US Brand Mourish
Chinese food tech player CellX has self-determined its first-of-a-kind morel mycelium ingredient as safe in the US, launching high-protein snacks under new consumer brand Mourish.
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Future Food Quick Bites: CO2 Ice Cream, Cocoa-Free Chocolate & Beyond Meat x La Vie
Our weekly column rounds up the latest sustainable food innovation news. This week, Future Food Quick Bites covers Ajinomoto and Solar Foods's latest product launch, Unity Diner's return, and a new meat-free omakase experience in Hong!-->…
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Protein Shift: This One Change Could Create 70,000 Jobs in the US
Amid trade wars and a potential recession, the solution to a strong US economy could simply be on your plate.
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