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NoPalm Ingredients announces launch of new oils and fats brand, Revóleo
Dutch food-tech start-up NoPalm Ingredients has announced the launch of its new flagship oils and fats brand, Revóleo.
Schouten Europe launches new plant-based snacks
Scouten Europe, a Dutch plant-based protein specialist, has launched two new snacks: Power Bites and Sea Bites.
Lidl Netherlands makes improvements to meat alternatives offering
Lidl Netherlands has announced improvements to its range of meat alternatives, promising enhanced taste, texture and nutritional values.
Vivici secures €32.5m in Series A funding for precision fermentation expansion
Dutch ingredients start-up Vivici has raised €32.5 million in Series A funding to expand its precision fermentation dairy protein business.
Jumbo introduces plant-based yogurts made from Dutch soya beans
Dutch retailer Jumbo has introduced three plant-based yogurt variations based on soya beans grown in the Netherlands.
NoPalm Ingredients achieves milestone in sustainable oil production with yeast technology
NoPalm Ingredients has achieved the fermentation of oils and fats from food industry side streams to an industrial scale of 120,000L.
Algenuity establishes European headquarters in Rotterdam, the Netherlands
Algae biotechnology company Algenuity has established its European commercial headquarters in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
Cradle raises $73m in Series B funding round for AI-powered protein engineering technology
Cradle has raised $73m in Series B funding to address rising demand for its AI-powered protein engineering technology.
Unilever reported to be putting The Vegetarian Butcher up for sale
Unilever is reportedly in the process of putting Dutch meat alternatives brand The Vegetarian Butcher up for sale, according to Sky News.
Start-up spotlight: NoPalm Ingredients
This time, we speak to NoPalm Ingredients, a Dutch biotechnology company that is on a mission to produce palm oil without palm trees.
New data analysis from GFI shows plant-based growth in Europe
The Good Food Institute's new analysis of Circana data shows that sales of plant-based foods grew in six European countries last year.