Australian Jackfruit as alternative protein
The Australian Jackfruit industry will receive significant funding from AgriFutures Australia to develop value added products. The project “aims to help Australian growers and processors...
Tag : alternative protein
Meati Foods, the product we’ve been awaiting?
Aside from plantbased products mycelium or mycoprotein products have the best short term scale up potential. Meati Foods have just announced a partnership with Dot...
The scale up valley of death
US company Prime Roots crosses the “scale up valley of death” as it raises USD30m and teams up with Quorn Foods expand its fungal deli meat range....
Algae ingredients help make products that don’t exist
Our range of available ingredients continues to grow. This time it’s Triton Algae using the amazing power of algae ingredients to enhance the flavour of...
Costs of cultivated meat growth factors slashed
Cultivated meat continues its relentless quest for cost reduction, and growth factors are one of the biggest production costs. Plant molecular farming is one promising technology...
Infrastructure is now the barrier to adoption of altprotein
Infrastructure, not technology, is now the biggest barrier to the adoption of altprotein and other next generation food products. While global funding for startups in...
Food Futurist Speaker Tony Hunter at Meat Pro Asia
In only 2 weeks two of the biggest feed to fork events, VIV Asia and Meat Pro Asia start in Bangkok. Come along to what...
Green Rebel Foods flaming pineapple “beef”
Flaming pineapple with Green Rebel Foods vegetarian “beef” at the Dragon Chamber restaurant in Singapore. Absolutely delicious!...
Gen Z and climate change vs Alternative Proteins
A great new article by Diana Bogueva – Koprinkova exploring Gen Z, climate change and alternative proteins. The most striking outcome form the study for me was...
Does human inedible food exist?
Will “human inedible” food even exist in the future? One of the arguments in favour of animal agriculture production is that animals upcycle “human inedible”...