AntwerpEntrepreneur organization Unizo has chosen Antwerp’s Imby Pet Food as its “Start of the Year”. Imby Pet Food produces and distributes sustainable dog food based on insects and plant proteins, in order to reduce the environmental dog “paw footprint”. The products are already available in many Belgian and Dutch stores, and according to the company, contacts have already been made with the UK and Germany.
ByTasmanian Times FARMERS VITAL TO GROWING ALTERNATIVE PROTEIN INDUSTRY The alternative proteins sector has grown tenfold in Australia and New Zealand over the past few years. As with any emerging industry, many...
60 scientists, business experts, and campaigners have signed an open letter calling on the UK government to invest £1 billion in alternative proteins between now and 2030. According to the letter, shifting to sustainable...
By Julieta Cardenas We can grow no-kill meat at scale — it’s just a matter of funding. From “no-kill” chicken grown in bioreactors to juicy plant-based burgers, alternative protein options are cropping up (in extremely limited quantities)...
By Karen Steward, PhD There has been significantly increased interest in novel protein sources as alternatives to animal products in the last few years. Consumers’ motivations may differ, including anything from concerns...
