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Precision Fermentation

Cauldron Appoints Biotech Veteran to Spearhead Hyper-Fermentation Solution for Alternative Proteins

Ohly to Open State-of-the-Art Fermentation Plant in Hamburg

Impossible Burger Closer to EU Market as “Bleeding” Fermented Heme Deemed Safe

LATAM’s Mycoprotein Innovator ‘Typcal’ Secures R$250K From Brazilian Government

31/07/24 : GNT Partners with Plume Biotechnology to Create “Exciting” Fermented Colors for F&B

Cultivated Meat

26/07/24 : Gourmey Becomes First Company to Apply to Sell Cultivated Meat in the EU

23/07/24 : New Study On Morals Reveals Purity Trumps Harm in Attitudes Toward Cultivated Meat

Bio Future Food Industry Association Launches in South Korea to Boost the Cultivated Meat Sector

Survey Finds EU Consumers Support Safe Cultivated Meat, Want the Freedom to Choose

Austrian Agriculture Officials to Use Negative Survey Results to Advocate Against Cultivated Meat

Cultivated Fish

22/07/24 : University of Waterloo Students Secure $700,000 to Revolutionize Cultivated Seafood with AI

Bluu Seafood: “The Technology Behind Cellular Agriculture is Still Too Abstract for Many Consumers. We Have to Take People With Us”

Cultivated Seafood Pioneer UMAMI Bioworks Sets Foot in India with IKP Partnership

40 Guests Taste Forsea’s Cultivated Eel at Official Tasting: “Feedback was Uplifting”

Pulmuone Announces New Collab to Streamline Cultivated Seafood Using AI Robotics

GFI Blog - Science

04/10/24 : 2nd International Conference of the Portuguese Association for Cellular Agriculture

26/09/24 : The Science of Alt Protein: Deconstructing bovine myogenesis for cultivated meat applications

06/08/24 : Alt Protein Project impact

01/08/24 : Land use analysis for alternative proteins and U.S. climate goals

20/08/24 : Transforming land use: Alternative proteins for U.S. climate and biodiversity success



Source: Vegconomist and The Good Food Institute