Making protein out of thin air
Air Protein CEO, Lisa Dyson, explains how her company leveraged NASA technology to create a protein source from the air that we breathe.
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Air Protein CEO, Lisa Dyson, explains how her company leveraged NASA technology to create a protein source from the air that we breathe.
Following the announcement of £19.2 million for a cross-government surveillance project to protect public health, the FSA’s Chief Scientific Advisor Professor Robin May explains why it is needed.
New Food’s Joshua Minchin explores the reasons behind Taiwanese distillery Kavalan’s success and asks whether the island can compete with the dominant forces in the whisky world.
In today’s uncertain and fast-moving world, food and beverage companies have to innovate more quickly than ever to simply exist. Siemens offers insight to help companies manage.
Ted Combs reveals the importance of managing and using data in the food and beverage sectors in an insightful interview with New Food.
Bethan Grylls interviews Dr Rita Fornaciari and Simone Blotta from Nutristar to find out why more dairy farmers should be focusing on their cows’ nutrition.
New Food hears about the potential of hemp as a meat analogue from Victory Hemp, and gets the regulatory lowdown from Jörg Konetzki.
With our health and that of the planet’s vying for supremacy in consumers’ minds, New Food’s Editor looks at the arguments surrounding the meat vs plant-based debate, including misconceptions over processing and space farming.
The demand for fertilizer is on the rise and as such, the need for a sustainable way to produce urea is high on the agenda. Now, researchers have discovered a new method which they promise is more energy efficient whilst still being competitive.
Food Rescue Hero uses similar technology to companies such as DoorDash or Deliveroo to ensure fresh food can get to the people who need it most quickly.
Researchers from Japan have found a way to utilise part of the hop plant wasted during the beer brewing process, by forming cellulose nanofibers from the leftover biomass.
New Food recently hosted a webinar in association with Aptean that addressed excellence in supply chain management for food and beverage businesses. During the session, Jack Payne shared insights with participants – some of which are highlighted here.
An effective combination of innovative technology could be the solution to a global issue in ethical food production – chick culling.
In a bid to promote transparency in the firm’s supply chain, the major US food company is trialling the capability for consumers to see precisely where the main ingredient in their Triscuit cracker comes from.
To ensure that fluctuating sample demands can be met, while providing rapid, accurate results, it’s vital that manufacturers work with a testing facility to create an appropriate food safety plan.