Plant-based vs conventional burger scorecard
An extremely interesting article comparing the flavour and other attributes of plantbased vs conventional burger products was published recently. Except for one very disappointing set...
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Are hybrid products the future of alternative meat?
The release of hybrid plantbased protein and cultivated meat fat products is one step closer. Cultivated fat maker Mission Barns and California company Silva Sausage...
Funding for cultivated meat
The USDA has recently announced funding for cultivated meat with the establishment of the National Institute for Cellular Agriculture at Tufts University in the US....
The post-pandemic future of food
Listen to my interview with Steve Wells, co-editor of Aftershocks and Opportunities 2: Navigating the Next Horizon, about my chapter on ‘Five Technologies Shaping the Post-Pandemic...
Tony to speak at V-Connect Asia Edition
What will be the the Future of Alternative Proteins in Asia? Join me at the V-Connect Asia Edition on the 22nd September at 1100 (GMT+7)...
Plantbased growth factors for meat?
Plantbased growth factors for cultivated meat? Made by fermenting the waste from tofu and soy milk, okara, the growth factors could cost as little as...
Booming alternative proteins
I had a great chat with Cameron England on the booming alternative proteins market. Hear about this and whole lot more at the Food South Australia Summit on...
Cultivated meat continues its inevitable advance
12,000 tonnes of cultivated meat from one company by 2025, now that’s getting serious! Add to this that it’ll be only 25% more expensive than...
Synthetic biology will eat the world
Synthetic biology company bit.bios new opti-ox™ platform could provide a major boost to cultivated meat production. This is because their system has the potential to significantly...
Whole chicken breast next for EAT JUST?
A cultivated meat chicken breast the next step for EAT JUST? The most important takeaways from Josh Tetrick’s recent interview with The Spoon. 1 – They’re...