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Which Nut Milk Makes for the Best Latte? This Coffee Study May Have An Answer
With plant-based milk now a mainstream option for coffee drinks, a team of researchers analysed the sensory performance of various nut milks in search of the best latte.
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Cambridge University: Alternative Proteins Are Key Drivers for A Renewable Food System
Alternative proteins are a critical lever in the shift to a truly renewable food system, which is necessary to sustainably feed the rising global population, argues a new report.
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How to Get People to Buy More Plant-Based Eggs? Put Them in A Pancake
A new US study shows that consumers are more likely to purchase plant-based eggs if they're cheaper and served as an ingredient in a dish, rather than on their own.
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New IPES Report Calls for Fossil Fuel Phaseout From Food Industry, Misses Key Solutions
A new report argues that we need to get fossil fuels out of our food system. It doesn't go far enough – to truly combat climate change, we must limit livestock-linked land use and support alternative proteins.
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Brightseed’s AI Tool Uncovers 530 Health-Promoting Compounds in California Almonds
In a partnership with the Almond Board of California, AI nutrient discovery firm Brightseed has uncovered 530 phytochemicals in the nuts, including six seen for the first time.
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Researchers Recreate Key Milk Protein for Game-Changing Animal-Free Cheese
Scientists in Denmark have found the solution to a key issue holding back precision-fermented casein proteins, paving the way for more realistic animal-free cheese.
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Could Trump Deliver ‘Rare Win’ for Meat & the Climate with US Beef Exports?
Increasing US exports of beef can help lower the industry's emissions across the globe, but protectionist barriers and tariffs must be overcome first.
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Alpro, Oatly React as UK Govt Advisors Call Plant-Based Milk ‘Not Equivalent’ to Dairy
Nutritionists advising the UK government say only fortified plant-based milks are acceptable alternatives to dairy, and call 'growing up' drinks for children unnecessary.
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Crops, Cows, and Climate: How Agriculture Today is Putting Tomorrow’s Food at Risk
Climate change is ravaging crop yields and dairy production, while meat consumption is contaminating freshwater, according to new research.
The food system and climate change are deeply interconnected. Agriculture is responsible for a!-->!-->!-->…
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People Who Care About Animals & the Planet Still Eat Meat. Why?
Many people say they care about the planet and animals, yet still eat meat. A new study explains why.
Are you a meat-eater who loves the environment and the animals? You're not alone. In the UK, nearly half of the respondents to a 2020!-->!-->!-->…
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Future Food Quick Bites: GLP-1 Drink, Plant Points & Cultivated Meat in Space
Our weekly column rounds up the latest sustainable food innovation news. This week, Future Food Quick Bites covers a new GLP-1 alternative drink, Canada's pea protein bet, and the European Space Agency's cultivated meat project.
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No Amount of Processed Meat is ‘Safe’ for Health, Finds Major Review
Even small amounts of processed meats like hot dogs and bacon are associated with the risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and cancer, a new study has found.
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Future Food Quick Bites: Oshi Salmon, Apricot Kernel Chocolate & Vegan Eggs
Our weekly column rounds up the latest sustainable food innovation news. This week, Future Food Quick Bites covers Next Level Burger's new menu, Quorn's £18M injection, and Chocolat Stella's apricot kernel milk bar.
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This is the Only Way the Food System Will Meet Its Climate Goals
Fully replacing animal proteins with alternative sources by 2050 is now the only way to keep the food system from eating up its carbon budget, a new study has found.
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Think Red Meat Is Healthy? You’ve Probably Read An Industry-Backed Study
A new review shows that studies backed by the red meat industry are much more likely to find these proteins healthy than independent ones.
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Science of Sustainable Dining Study: Redesigning Menus Reduces Meat Consumption
A new review shows that reshaping the physical context in which meat-free dishes appear is the most effective way to encourage sustainable consumption.
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Fermentation Sector Needs $500B Investment to Unlock Biotech’s True Potential: Report
The advanced biotech sector can cut global emissions by 5% and create $1T in annual economic value, but only with major investments to derisk scale-up and ensure cost competitiveness.
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Scientists Call on Australian Government to Develop National Bioeconomy Strategy
Australia must develop a national bioeconomy strategy and invest in new infrastructure to unlock key economic growth opportunities, scientists say in a new report.
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Governments Spreading Misinformation to Fuel Climate Denial & Inaction: Study
Governments and corporations have intentionally spread climate misinformation to block environmental action and diminish public trust, with Donald Trump identified as a key influencer.
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Most Americans Think Plant-Based Diets Are Too Expensive. They’re Wrong
A new survey shows that a majority of US consumers believe vegan diets are more costly than the Standard American Diet, despite meat being the highest source of spending for 70% of them.
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Plant-Based Seafood Needs A Protein & Omega-3 Boost, Finds Nutritional Review
While most vegan seafood products qualify as a source of protein, on average, they still lag behind conventional fish, according to a new review.
While many flexitarians turn to seafood in their bid to cut back on meat, the adoption of!-->!-->!-->…
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