Ingredients In-depth Focus – October 2021
Our most recent ingredients In-depth Focus features commentary from Mars Wrigley on the mint supply chain and explores the future of pet food.
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Our most recent ingredients In-depth Focus features commentary from Mars Wrigley on the mint supply chain and explores the future of pet food.
27 October 2021 | By
Issue 5 2021 of New Food is now online! Catch up with all the latest food safety stories, read about the biggest trends in dairy, and discover what our pets may be eating in the future.
Is the UK facing a diabetes epidemic? Listen to this along with our other top headlines in this week's 60 second news.
It’s hoped the funding will help elevate the US to a position of leadership within the cultured protein sector, which is seen a key solution to reducing the climate impact of the food industry.
Joost Matthijssen of Nutreco explains how alternative protein can be part of the solution to feeding an increased global population, rather than a sole saviour for the food industry.
Chris Bryant examines the findings of a recent survey that assessed attitudes towards meat alternatives in Belgium, explains why the European country is the perfect place to undertake such research, and voices his opinions on a move away from meat.
Ivy Farm Technologies, an Oxford University spin-out, has revealed lofty ambitions to become the first commercial producer of sustainable, cultured meat in the UK, thanks to its unique technology.
Researchers in Boston used spinach as a scaffold to grow cultured meat, in an advancement they say could increase the production of cultured meat to match rising demand.
The emergence of novel technologies to support the agriculture industry marks a critical junction in the history of land cultivation. Eve Gleeson explores...
The Good Food Institute claims alternative protein companies received nearly €2.6 billion in investments in 2020, making it a record year for the sector.
Cultivated meat, when produced using renewable energy, can vastly reduce the environmental impact of meat production and use up to 19 times less land.
Scientists at the University of Tokyo say they have developed cultured beef that mimics the mouthfeel of steak, with a significantly lower risk of microbiological contamination.
A team of researchers from Santa Barabra has outlined just how tough a task it will be for cellular seafood to deliver the environmental benefits it has promised.
Our Editorial duo are back with another podcast and this time are talking all things vegan...
Lab-grown meat has been sold in a restaurant for the first time in Singapore, where it was approved for consumption last month.