Horizon Europe’s new calls: What alternative protein researchers need to know
Stella ChildA top-up to the EU’s flagship Horizon Europe programme has opened up new research calls offering ways of pushing food innovation towards the market.
A top-up to the EU’s flagship Horizon Europe programme has opened up new research calls offering ways of pushing food innovation towards the market.
A new report has provided the clearest evidence yet that China is using its well-honed industrial muscle to scale alternative proteins – and should serve as a wake-up call for European governments.
The European Commission’s latest strategy for food research includes positive references to diversifying protein supply and scaling up fermentation capacity, but fails to commit to funding the alternative protein research needed to achieve these aims.
A new study finds that scaling up a technology aimed at producing vital ingredients from food industry and agricultural side streams could enable costs to compete with existing products.
A team at Wageningen University and Research in the Netherlands is asking whether the brewing industry could provide clues for how alternative proteins can scale up production.
An international network linking Nordic researchers seeks to provide collaborative opportunities often missing in alternative protein science.
An international network linking Nordic researchers seeks to provide collaborative opportunities often missing in alternative protein science.
Precision fermentation promises to deliver next-generation developments – offering fats and proteins that can bring the taste and texture of meat and dairy to plant-based foods.
Continuing to meet the growing demand for meat with industrial farms is a recipe for disaster. Diversifying protein production is crucial to safeguard against new pandemics and antimicrobial resistance.
Discover the latest research projects selected for the GFI Research Grant Program, driving alternative protein innovation in Europe.