Technology
Two-step fermentation process improves smell of plant proteins
Researchers in the US have developed a two-step fermentation method that can improve the aroma of plant proteins, paving the way for more appealing plant-based foods.
New research suggests alternative proteins could deliver €111bn to EU economy
Research reveals that scaling the alternative protein sector across the European Union could generate €111 billion in annual gross value added by 2040.
Start-up of the month: Mottainai Food Tech
We speak to Daryl Pek, co-founder of Mottainai Food Tech, parent company of Jiro Meat, about the company's recent expansion and its mission to valorise food waste.
Agronomics invests further £1.5m in All G as precision fermentation nears commercial rollout
Agronomics, the London-listed cellular agriculture investor, has put a further AUD 3 million (£1.5 million) into Australian biotech All G.
Impossible Foods joins forces with yeast protein start-up Equii
The partnership marks Impossible's expansion into new protein-boosted products that are complementary to its meat alternatives, including grain-based breads and pasta.
EvodiaBio raises €6m to scale yeast-derived aroma technology globally
Danish industrial biotech company EvodiaBio has raised €6 million in a funding round to accelerate expansion across European, North American and Asian markets.
Leaft Foods partners with Foodstuffs South Island to explore use of leaf protein in baked goods
New Zealand-based start-up Leaft Foods has partnered with retail cooperative Foodstuffs South Island, to explore the use of its Rubisco leaf protein ingredient in a range of bakery products.
AeroFarms says it will continue operations following earlier closure announcement
US vertical farming company AeroFarms said it has secured funding to continue operations, following the announcement of its closure last week.
EU Biotech Act’s exclusion of novel foods from regulatory sandbox is a ‘missed opportunity for food innovation,’ GFI says
The Good Food Institute Europe has welcomed the European Commission’s new Biotech Act, but said it marks a ‘missed opportunity’ for food innovation due to its exclusion of novel foods from its regulatory sandbox scheme.
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