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Cultivated Meat Study: Media Coverage Shapes Regulatory Progress, May Have Caused Approval ‘Slowdown’
Researchers have uncovered eight themes that prevailed in the media coverage of the USDA's first two approvals of cultivated meat in 2023, which had implications.
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California Sets Up Special Committee to Drive Alternative Protein Innovation
Home to a host of leading future food startups, California has established a special committee to advance innovation in the alternative protein sector.
While several states in the US are banning (or hoping to ban) cultivated meat from!-->!-->!-->…
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Future Food Quick Bites: Vegan RXBar, NotMilk Avena, Pre-Frozen Tofu
Our weekly column rounds up the latest sustainable food innovation news. This week, Future Food Quick Bites covers Kellanova's plant-based RXBars, Vivera's pre-frozen tofu, and a cultivated seafood tasting event.
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Replacing Meat with Plant-Based Food Leads to Weight Loss in People with Type 1 Diabetes
For people with type 1 diabetes, switching from animal products to plant-based foods is an effective strategy for weight loss.
While vegan alternatives to animal products are often labelled as unhealthy due to their classification as!-->!-->!-->…
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UK Urged to ‘Make Beans More Appealing’ As Meat Consumption Goes Into Overdrive
The UK eats twice as much meat as the global average, putting both public and planetary health at risk. The solution lies in plant-based whole foods, especially beans.
Making whole foods like beans more appealing and increasing the!-->!-->!-->…
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Cultivated Meat Generates 92% Fewer Emissions Than Beef Byproducts in Pet Food
While pet food brands tout the use of animal byproducts as sustainable, a new analysis shows that products made with cultivated meat generate a fraction of the emissions.
Producing meat from cellular agriculture instead of conventional!-->!-->!-->…
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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.
While agriculture accounts for a third of all greenhouse!-->!-->!-->…
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Why Are Politicians Banning Cultivated Meat? New Study Explains It All
Beef and lamb are among the foods that face the biggest threats from competition with cultivated meat, underscoring why some lawmakers want to ban the latter.
One country and six US states have so far passed laws that prohibit companies!-->!-->!-->…
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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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GLP-1: Does Ozempic Make You Dislike Beef?
A recent survey found that people taking GLP-1 drugs reduce their consumption of certain foods, including beef – but the demand remains, which gives vegan food producers a leg up.
Can GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro be a boon for!-->!-->!-->…
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Vegan Pet Food ‘Most Effective’ Measure to Tackle Climate Footprint of Dogs & Cats
A new review suggests that pets have a significant climate footprint, and the best way to lower their impact is to feed them nutritionally sound plant-based food.
Globally, a tenth of all meat is consumed by cats and dogs, a share that!-->!-->!-->…
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Eco-Labels Aren’t As Effective As We Think – But They Still Matter for Diet Shifts
Current evidence overstates the impact of eco-labels on food products and menus. It doesn’t mean we should stop using them, says a new study.
Sustainability labels that show a product or meal's climate impact aren't as influential as!-->!-->!-->…
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Social Media ‘Super-Spreaders’ Are Putting Millions At Risk with Misinformation on Meat, Milk & Health
Influencers promoting carnivore diets, raw milk and other risky eating practices threaten the health of tens of millions of people, while making bank themselves.
Dozens of 'super-spreaders' are fuelling people's social media feeds with!-->!-->!-->…
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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.
Farmers, one of the groups most susceptible to climate change, are more likely to take ineffective!-->!-->!-->…
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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.
The most effective way to get people to waste less food is not to push them to be sustainable, but to encourage!-->!-->!-->…
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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.
Beef and Bugatti are widening the emissions gender gap in France, with men causing 26% more greenhouse gas!-->!-->!-->…
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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.
As it prepares to host the annual UN climate summit later this!-->!-->!-->…
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