Win-Win Raises $4M for Cocoa-Free Chocolate & Notches Martin Braun-Gruppe Collab
London-based food tech startup Win-Win has raised £3M ($4M) in funding for its cocoa-free chocolate, and partnered with German bakery giant Martin Braun-Gruppe for two coating products.
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Can This New Partnership Meet Asia-Pacific’s Cellular Agriculture Potential?
The APAC Society for Cellular Agriculture and Cellular Agriculture Australia have teamed up to advance the Asia-Pacific future food industry.
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Reduce, Remix, Replace: German Govt Must Support Alternative Proteins, Say Scientists
Scientists advising the German government have called for greater support of alternative proteins in a new report, recommending over 50 policy measures.
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GEA Opens $20M Centre to Scale Up Alternative Proteins in the US
German engineering firm GEA has opened its New Food Application and Technology Center in the US with a $20M investment to scale up alternative protein production.
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Gas Protein Startup NovoNutrients to Sell Assets, Citing Investment Challenges
Californian gas fermentation firm NovoNutrients, which makes proteins from gases, is selling its assets a year after raising $18M in funding.
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Estonian Govt Pumps $1.1M in Äio to Scale Up Yeast-Based Palm Oil Alternative for Cosmetics
Estonian startup Äio has secured €1M ($1.1M) in a government grant to speed up the development of its yeast-derived sustainable fat alternative, specifically for use in cosmetics.
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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.
Almonds may be way more beneficial than previously thought,!-->!-->!-->…
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Should Vegans Pay Lower Health Insurance Premiums?
Plant-based diets are linked to better health outcomes, so should vegans be entitled to better insurance rates too?
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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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Climate Shocks Push World’s Largest Chocolate Supplier to Explore Cell-Based Cocoa
Barry Callebaut, the leading supplier of chocolate to the food industry, has signed a partnership to explore cell culture technology for cocoa alternatives.
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Is China Leading the Cultivated Meat Innovation Race? A New Patent Analysis Argues the Case
A leader in green energy and electric vehicles, China is spearheading the protein transition too, with more cultivated meat patent applicants than any other nation.
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EU Commission Proposes Banning Meat-Like Terms on Plant-Based Labels
The EU Commission has reignited the plant-based meat labelling debate by proposing a ban on the use of 29 animal-related terms for vegan packaging labels.
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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.
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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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Steakholder Foods’s 3D-Printed Plant-Based Seafood Makes Retail Debut in Israel
3D printing food tech startup Steakholder Foods has debuted two fish-free seafood products in grocery stores in Israel.
Israeli 3D-printed meat maker Steakholder Foods has commercialised its first plant-based seafood products in the!-->!-->!-->…
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UK Food Strategy: Alternative Proteins Can Fill £14B Productivity Gap
The UK government's new food strategy recognises how its R&D and manufacturing prowess can help develop alternative protein products and plug a £14B productivity gap.
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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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Americans Fail to Identify Healthy Processed Foods from Harmful Ones, Finds Study
Two in five Americans believe all processed foods are unhealthy, despite evidence showing otherwise, according to a new poll.
Over the last couple of years, as the ultra-processed food (UPF) backlash has raged on, a wave of!-->!-->!-->…
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