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Just 7% of Climate Finance Goes to Food Systems, Despite Huge Emissions Impact
The food and agriculture industry requires 12 times more finance than current levels to reduce its environmental impact in line with global climate goals, a new analysis suggests.
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Most Brits Are Open to Precision-Fermented Foods, But Safety & Price Concerns Persist
While up to two-thirds of UK consumers are willing to try precision-fermented products, fewer would consume them regularly, exhibiting the need to build familiarity and trust.
Between 52% and 68% of Brits are open to trying foods made!-->!-->!-->…
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Future Food Quick Bites: Quorn x Tom Cruise, Impossible Chicken & Cultivated Meat at Indy 500
Our weekly column rounds up the latest sustainable food innovation news. This week, Future Food Quick Bites covers Impossible Foods' new vegan chicken, Quorn's Mission: Impossible collab, and a new kind of tempeh.
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Is Expensive Beef the New Reality for US Consumers & Restaurants?
While beef consumption made a comeback in 2024, sustained demand and climate change have caused prices to reach record highs. Is this the new normal?
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As Tariffs Drive Canadians to Buy Local, Vegan Salmon Startup New School Foods is Ready
With relations between Americans and Canadians souring, a wave of economic nationalism has prompted one Toronto startup to aggressively expand its plant-based salmon.
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Nebraska Bans Cultivated Meat As State Gov Pillen Gets His Wish
Nebraska has become the sixth US state to ban cultivated meat, after Governor Jim Pillen signed the bill that he had initially requested.
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Future Food Quick Bites: Oatly x Chris Parnell, Vegan Nutella & Forbes 30 Under 30
Our weekly column rounds up the latest sustainable food innovation news. This week, Future Food Quick Bites covers Nutella Plant-Based's UK launch, Oatly's collab with Chris Parnell, and Nestlé's new biotech centre.
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TurtleTree Earns First US FDA Approval for Cow-Free Lactoferrin Protein
Food tech startup TurtleTree has secured the first 'no questions' letter for precision-fermented lactoferrin from the US Food and Drug Administration.
Amid the uncertainty surrounding novel food approvals in the US, Singapore's!-->!-->!-->…
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How Nestlé, Danone & Co Got the UK Govt to Scrap Its Anti-UPF Push
Some of the largest food and drink companies successfully lobbied against the UK government's push to offer discounts on minimally processed and nutritious products.
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Casey Means As Surgeon General: Could the Wellness Influencer Be Good for Food Tech?
Wellness influencer and Levels co-founder Casey Means is in line to become the next Surgeon General of the US. A divisive figure across the aisle, what could her appointment mean for food tech?
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Dutch Startup Mosa Meat Files for UK Regulatory Approval of Cultivated Beef Fat
Dutch cultivated meat startup Mosa Meat has filed for regulatory approval in the UK, where it's part of a government support scheme and teased its first burger all those years ago.
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80% of America’s Most Popular Media Shows Have Spread Climate Misinformation, Shows Analysis
From Joe Rogan to Jordan Peterson, most of the US's most popular 'new media' figures have spread false or misleading information about climate change.
A third of Americans now listen to a podcast at least once a week, and about one in!-->!-->!-->…
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Future Food Quick Bites: Massive Attack, Blonde Chocolate & A Price Freeze
Our weekly column rounds up the latest sustainable food innovation news. This week, Future Food Quick Bites covers Massive Attack's vegan concert, Beleaf's plant-based meat price freeze, and the FDA's labelling guidelines.
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Brazil Beef Intake Must Reduce by Up to 94% to Meet Emissions Target, Says Study
Home to some of the world's largest meat companies, COP30 host Brazil's beef industry is emitting more than twice the greenhouse gas limit outlined by the Paris Agreement.
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Animal-Free Whey Startup ‘Sidesteps’ Potential Tariff Concerns with US Manufacturing Deal
To avoid any potential blowback from the tariff war, Dutch startup Vivici has struck a co-manufacturing deal to produce its precision-fermented whey proteins at Liberation Labs's upcoming facility.
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EU Must Cut the Red Tape for Cultivated Meat, Says Consumer Group
Half of Europeans say eating less meat will become mainstream in the next decade, and a similar number are open to trying cultivated meat, if the EU food safety regulator approves it.
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Future Food Quick Bites: Science Museum, Fermented Rapeseed & Shifting Shelves
Our weekly column rounds up the latest sustainable food innovation news. This week, Future Food Quick Bites covers the Science Museum's future food exhibit, Beyond Steak's UK debut, and a Dutch public-private plant-based partnership.
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‘Frankenstein Meets The Matrix’: Montana & Indiana Become Latest US States to Ban Cultivated Meat
Montana Governor Greg Gianforte has signed a bill that prevents the production or sale of cultivated meat in the state, while Indiana has introduced a two-year prohibition.
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Swiss Ban on Plant-Based Meat Labels ‘Contradictory’ to National Nutrition Strategy
Switzerland's highest court has introduced labelling rules for plant-based meat products that it claims would avoid confusing customers; in reality, further confusion is likely to be the outcome.
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How Much Sugar Is in Your Oat Milk? UK Set to Tax Plant-Based Drinks
The UK government is planning to remove the exemption for sweetened dairy and plant-based milk from its sugar tax – what does this mean for non-dairy alternatives?
Sweetened oat and almond milk could now carry the same levy as Pepsi and!-->!-->!-->…
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Emirati Scientists Create Wheat Variety with ‘Record-Breaking’ 19% Protein
At Sharjah's Mleiha Wheat Farm, agricultural experts have developed a variety of the grain with 19.3% native protein content, potentially boosting the nation's food security and exports.
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