Ingredients Giant Tate & Lyle Strikes Deal to Develop Next-Gen Plant-Based Sweeteners
Tate & Lyle has collaborated with BioHarvest Sciences to develop plant-based sweeteners that are better for human and planetary health.
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Onego Bio Files GRAS Notice to FDA to Sell Animal-Free Egg Protein in US
Finnish food tech startup Onego Bio has submitted a formal notice to the FDA, asserting the safety of Bioalbumen, its precision-fermented egg protein.
Onego Bio is targeting the US as the first market for its recombinant egg protein,!-->!-->!-->…
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Vegans More Likely to Face Contempt & Harm Than Meat-Eaters – How Should Brands Respond?
A new study shows that meat-eaters recognise that vegans are health- and environmentally conscious, but also view them with fear and contempt.
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Grace Dent: ‘Part-Time’ Vegan Food Critic Replaces Gregg Wallace on Celebrity MasterChef
Grace Dent, the Guardian food critic who describes herself as mostly vegan, will replace Gregg Wallace on Celebrity MasterChef UK.
MasterChef is getting its first vegan judge – almost.
Food critic Grace Dent is replacing long-time!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Oatly Shuts Singapore Factory As Part of Asset-Light Strategy, Affecting A Total of 59 Employees
Swedish oat milk giant Oatly has announced the closure of its production facility in Singapore, a move that will see a total of 59 workers laid off.
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All G Achieves Self-Affirmed GRAS Status for Animal-Free Lactoferrin in US
Australian biotech startup All G has received a second regulatory approval for its precison-fermented bovine lactoferrin in a month – this time in the US.
Just weeks after becoming the first company to be cleared to sell cow-free!-->!-->!-->…
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Climate, Food, Health & Economic Crises Are Interlinked – What’s the Best Path Forward?
A major UN report calls out governments for ignoring the connections between biodiversity, water, food, health and climate change – and suggests how best to address these crises.
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These 8 Fashion Tech Material Startups Are Futureproofing Textiles
As awareness about the environmental and welfare detriments of the textile industry grows, a new crop of startups is developing novel alternatives to change the way we dress and live.
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Australia & UK Lead Climate Arrests As Governments Use Anti-Terror Laws to Curb Protests
Crackdowns on climate activists have increased alarmingly over the last decade, with Australia and the UK arresting protestors three times more than the global average.
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Swiss Startup Brews $10M in Funding to Repurpose Dairy Factory for Beer Waste Protein
Switzerland's Yeastup has closed a $9.9M Series A round to turn a dairy factory into one that produces proteins and functional ingredients from spent brewer's yeast.
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Future Food Quick Bites: Beyond Smash, Santa Loves Oatly & Vegfest Vietnam
In our weekly column, we round up the latest news and developments in the alternative protein and sustainable food industry. This week, Future Food Quick Bites covers two Beyond Meat debuts in the UK, Oatly's Christmas-themed ad campaign,!-->…
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Despite Rise in Global Climate Finance, the Food System’s Share Falls to Just 2.5%
While public climate finance increased between 2017 and 2022, the amount flowing to food and agriculture declined during this time.
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Latest Breakthrough Brings Animal-Free Mozzarella Maker Closer to Price Parity with Dairy
New Culture now needs much less animal-free casein to produce its mozzarella compared to conventional cheese, a critical step in its path to match the price of dairy.
Californian startup New Culture has achieved a significant cost!-->!-->!-->…
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Conagra Rolls Out ‘GLP-1 Friendly’ Labels on Food Packaging to Attract Ozempic Users
Conagra Brands will introduce an On Track label on some of its Healthy Choice ready meals to cater to users of GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic.
Will a 'GLP-1 Friendly' packaging label convince you to buy a product?
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Redefine Meat Targets Schools & Meat-Eaters to Increase Plant-Based Uptake During Veganuary
Israeli plant-based meat pioneer Redefine Meat has struck over 30 partnerships with foodservice operators and schools in the UK for Veganuary.
On the back of a record year for its UK operation, Redefine Meat is taking things up a notch!-->!-->!-->…
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Big Food Hit with First-of-A-Kind Lawsuit for Marketing ‘Addictive’ Ultra-Processed Products to Kids
A teenager in Pennsylvania has sued major food firms like Coca-Cola and Nestlé for allegedly causing illnesses in kids with 'addictive' ultra-processed foods.
Coca-Cola, Nestlé, Kraft Heinz, Mondelēz International and seven other Big!-->!-->!-->…
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One Bio Snaps Up $27M for GLP-1-Friendly Plant Fibres That Prevent Food Waste
Californian food tech startup One Bio has closed a $27M Series A round to advance its short-chain fibres derived from agricultural waste.
Fibre isn't fibre – it's fibres.
That's the fundamental finding of One Bio, a!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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In Germany, Gen Zers Are More Receptive to Alternative Proteins – But Health Concerns Remain
Young consumers in Europe's largest market for vegan food are more welcoming of meat analogues, but doubts over processing and health effects persist.
Gen Zers are more likely to be open to plant-based meat than older consumers in!-->!-->!-->…
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With Plant-Based Consumption on the Rise in Turkey, Are the New Labelling Laws A Blow?
Turkey has just published new labelling laws that bring certain wins and losses for plant-based products, which are becoming increasingly popular in the country.
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Regenerative Agriculture Gets Pet Food Nod From Industry Giant Mars
Food and pet care leader Mars has struck several partnerships focused on regenerative agriculture in its European supply chain for pet food.
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Don’t Die: Netflix to Air Documentary on Plant-Based Millionaire Biohacker Bryan Johnson
Bryan Johnson, the biohacking millionaire living on a plant-forward diet, will be the centre of a new Netflix documentary covering his attempts to live past 200.
Netflix's latest documentary chronicling the benefits of veganism!-->!-->!-->…
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