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UPF Research is Misleading Consumers About Plant-Based Meat Amid Worsening Climate Crisis
Research around ultra-processed food often overlooks important nuances when it comes to plant-based meat, which can potentially mislead consumers on the health impacts, suggests a new review.
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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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Deforestation Study: Fear & Despair Pushing Cocoa Farmers Into Unsustainable Practices
Climate change has turned the cocoa industry on its head and farmers are struggling to adapt out of a feeling of fear and despair.
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Eco-Minded Consumers Waste More Food Than Those Focused on Healthy Eating, Shows Study
People who are more focused on nutrition tend to waste less food than those who are eco-conscious, according to a new study.
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From Clothes That Grow Crops to Carbon-Sucking Foods, This Is the Dinner Plate of 2050
Two experts predict what the food of the future would look like – if they're right, you could be eating dishes that grew on your jeans for dinner.
In 25 years' time, the world population could well approach the 10 billion mark. Such a!-->!-->!-->…
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Red Meat & Cars Drive Climate Gender Gap, With Men Causing 26% More Emissions
A large study from France has shown that red meat intake and car use cause men to emit 26% more greenhouse gases than women.
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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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More Plants, Less Meat Key to Longer Lives, Show Major Harvard & Sydney U. Studies
Yet more evidence has emerged that diets rich in plant-based whole foods and low in meat are the key to longevity.
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Scientists Create ‘Game-Changing’ Cultivated Meat Tech That Could Feed Astronauts in Space
University of Edinburgh scientists have developed a pig fat cell line that promises efficient, scalable and consistent cultivated meat production, with the potential of going past the exosphere.
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Plant-Based Meals Offer Triple Win for Health, Planet & Wallet, Shows Study
A comparison of like-for-like meat-based, vegetarian and whole-food plant-based meals shows that the latter can improve micronutrient intake, reduce climate impact, and lower costs.
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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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New Global Study Shows Additives in Ultra-Processed Food Can Increase Risk of Early Death
In an international study, experts suggest that ultra-processed foods and the "artificial" additives in them can raise the risk of premature death.
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Could ‘Plant Points’ Be the Winning Way to Get People to Eat Less Meat?
As nutritionists and gut health experts encourage consumers to eat 30 different plants a week, counting 'plant points' could be an effective nudge to get people to transition to plant-forward diets.
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Plant Based Meat Is Too Generic, Says Study on How Culture Shapes Eating Habits
A new study about consumers in Singapore and the UK illustrates the importance of culture when assessing people's motivations for eating plant-based meat, with clues for brands on how to leverage the cultural contrast.
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Lack of Time & Training Holding Back Plant-Based Nutrition Support During Pregnancy
Only 72% of midwives feel prepared to advise pregnant patients on plant-based nutrition, highlighting the need for further education.
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Future Food Quick Bites: Gordon Ramsay x Flora, Hyper Oat Milk & Vegan School Meals
Our weekly column rounds up the latest sustainable food innovation news. This week, Future Food Quick Bites covers Gordon Ramsay's partnership with Becel, a new vegan egg in Italy, and Spain's plant-based school meal decree.
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Without Regulation, You Can Only Cancel Out 10% of Your Individual Carbon Footprint
Even the most impactful climate actions will only help you cut a tenth of your emissions reduction potential – the rest depends on systemic change and collective action.
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Biotech Meets the Final Frontier: A Micro-Lab for Microbial Proteins in Space
Scientists have launched a miniature lab into Earth's orbit, which contains microbes designed to produce proteins in space.
Space may be the final frontier, but could it also be the solution to Earth's food security problems?
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Future Food Quick Bites: Earth Day, 30 Under 30 & Spirulina Salmon
Our weekly column rounds up the latest sustainable food innovation news. This week, Future Food Quick Bites covers Purple Carrot's partnership with Fable Foods, Gosh!'s new points-based packaging, and SimpliiGood's spirulina-based salmon.
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Climate Change is Raising Arsenic Levels in Rice, Putting Billions at Risk
Researchers have found that rising emissions and temperatures are linked to increased arsenic levels in rice, putting billions at greater risk of cancer and other diseases.
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