Inaction from Meat & Dairy Giants Makes Global Methane Pledge ‘Unachievable’
Four years after countries signed the Global Methane Pledge, the meat and dairy industry – the largest emitter of the gas – is still lagging.
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This Study Shows How Apple Waste Can Help You Eat Less Meat
Food waste and meat consumption are major drivers of the climate crisis. But a blended meat approach could provide a win-win solution.
What do apples, TikTok and waste have in common?
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‘Oat Couture’: Why Oatly is Betting on Fashion to Turn Its Fortunes Around
With seasonal lookbooks and a flavour trend report that feels like it came from the fashion industry, Oatly is courting Gen Z to take its oat milk to newer heights. Here's an exclusive peek behind its strategy.
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Global Methane Hub Launches $30M Project to Cut Methane Emissions from Rice Farming
The Global Methane Hub has invested $30M in an accelerator programme to fast-track solutions to lower methane emissions from rice production.
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Singapore Replaces ’30 By 30′ Policy with New Food Security Plan, Alongside $32M Future Food Investment
Singapore has replaced its '30 by 30' food sovereignty plan with one that sharpens focus on specific food categories, and pledged S$42M ($32M) for 11 future food projects.
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The World’s Largest Chocolate Supplier is Going Beyond the Cocoa Bean
As climate change wrecks the cocoa industry, Barry Callebaut has teamed up with Germany's Planet A Foods to produce alternatives with its cocoa-free chocolate, ChoViva.
What if your KitKat bar were made without chocolate?
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Angel Yeast Opens Giant Fermented Protein Factory to Boost China’s Biomanufacturing Prowess
China's Angel Yeast has begun operating an 11,000-tonne production line for its yeast protein, bolstering the country's sustainable food leadership.
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Future Food Quick Bites: British Oatly, Just Egg Pancakes & Beyond Meat x Hard Rock
Our weekly column rounds up the latest sustainable food innovation news. This week, Future Food Quick Bites covers Oatly's switch to British oats, Eat Just's pancake mixes, and NotCo's Stranger Things collab.
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How Reducing Red & Processed Meat Can Solve the Healthcare Crisis
Cutting back on bacon and burgers could release the disease burden in rich countries and save their ailing healthcare systems, according to a new analysis.
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The Every Company Bags $55M in Funding As Animal-Free Egg Protein Hits Walmart
Californian food tech startup The Every Company has raised $55M in Series D funding to expand production of its precision-fermented egg proteins, following a nationwide rollout at Walmart.
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Atlantic Fish Co Nets $1.2M to Advance Regulatory Efforts for Cultivated Seafood
US food tech startup Atlantic Fish Co has raised $1.2M in new funding, which it will use to optimise its cultivated seafood fillets, scope out partnerships, and prepare regulatory filings.
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Climate-Friendly Diets Could Cut Yearly Food Costs by $1T, Says Oxford Study
A University of Oxford study suggests that plant-rich diets could lower agricultural labour costs by nearly $1T annually, calling on governments to support livestock farmers with the transition.
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For Singapore’s Meat-Eaters, Blended Proteins Are Way More Inviting Than Plant-Based Alternatives
Over nine in 10 Singaporeans say they'd replace a portion of their meat with blended proteins, with one product outperforming 100% chicken mince on taste.
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Non-UPF Program Opens Up Certification Label to Entire Food Industry
The Non-UPF Program has expanded its certification label, which ensures food products are not ultra-processed, keying in to a central focus of health discourse in the US.
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Exclusive: Hoxton Farms Files for Singapore Approval of Cultivated Pork Fat
British cultivated meat startup Hoxton Farms has submitted a regulatory dossier to the Singapore Food Agency, with filings in the UK, North America and other Asian countries to follow soon.
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Australia’s Uluu Nets $10.5M to Make Fossil-Free Plastics with Seaweed
Australian eco materials firm Uluu has raised A$16M ($10.5M) to build a demo facility and scale up its technology to turn seaweed into bioplastics.
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Amid Bipartisan Push, Two-Thirds of Americans Call for Dairy-Free Milk in Schools
A majority of Americans agree that students should have access to plant-based meals and non-dairy milk in school lunches, aligning with a bipartisan bill in the Senate.
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Opinion: The UK’s Precision Fermentation Pilot is Proof That Regulation is A Startup Ally
Regulatory expert Stephen O'Rourke suggests that for food tech founders, the real advantage isn’t speed – it’s knowing what regulators expect before you apply.
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Within A Week, Burger King Austria U-Turns on Promise to Replace Dairy with Oat Milk
Fast-food chain Burger King has walked back on its pledge to swap dairy for Oatly's barista milk in hot drinks in Austria, announcing that cow's milk will remain on the menu.
On October 20, Burger King Austria made an unprecedented (and!-->!-->!-->…
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Believer Meats Secures USDA Approval to Begin Sales of Cultivated Chicken
Israel's Believer Meats has received official clearance from the USDA to produce and sell its cultivated chicken in the country, becoming the first non-US startup to reach the milestone.
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New US Bill Seeks $10M Grant to Provide Plant-Based Meals to School Students
A new federal bill calls on the US government to create a $10M pilot grant programme to expand voluntary access to plant-based meals in schools.
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