COP30: Europe can’t afford to delay building a sustainable food system
Carlos Campillos MartínezSpain demonstrates the cost of climate inaction – and the urgent need for Europe to invest in protein diversification.
Spain demonstrates the cost of climate inaction – and the urgent need for Europe to invest in protein diversification.
In part five of our series to help startups in the alternative protein field grow, we explore how creative offtake strategies, like pre-orders, conditional contracts, and public procurement, can break the cycle of stalled investment.
Our recent report takes an in-depth look at the achievements to date and the challenges ahead for Spain to consolidate its position as the leading hub in southern Europe in the alternative protein sector.
The UK Government’s new food strategy highlights alternative proteins as an economic growth opportunity that supports a more sustainable food system.
The true cost of what ends up on our plates is often paid by people and ecosystems elsewhere. On the European Day of Foundations and Donors we look at the importance of building a food system that is more just, secure and sustainable.
Une nouvelle analyse met en lumière la croissance rapide de la recherche sur la diversification des sources de production de protéines en Europe, le nombre d’études publiées et le niveau de financement public ayant presque triplé au cours des cinq dernières années.
New analysis has revealed the rapid growth of Europe’s alternative protein research, with the number of studies published and public funding levels almost tripling over the last five years.
The launch of the world’s first master’s programme dedicated to alternative proteins marks another significant step in the development of protein diversification as an academic field.