Protein

The combination of population
growth and rising environmental
pressures means the new protein
demand will have to be met by
more than animals.

No Self Reliance
Increasing meat consumption has
manifested itself in China, losing
its near self-sufficiency in soybeans.
Chinese soybeans imports have steadily
increased and now represent about
85 percent of consumption. Similarly,
corn imports are now also at the
beginning of the soy-trajectory as
compared to the past when China
was self-sufficient.

Cellular agriculture is the key to meeting future global demands for protein, says Henk Hoogenkamp, author of Protein Transition:Technological, Economic & Societal Impact of Global Protein Sustainability.

Over time, these innovative food will ease into the supply chain

Perfect Day is a start-up specializing in the production of environmentally friendly and nutritious sources of protein – without the use of animals. The Silicon Valley-based innovator is collaborating with food companies and food investors to bring its proteins to market and has raised US$24.7 million in funding and received its first patent for the use of animal-free dairy proteins in food applications.

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Impossible Foods has received funding and support from strong investors

Consumers are becoming more aware of the environmental threat posed by livestock. But what if we could get milk protein, that wasn’t from milk?

Starke Investoren stehen hinter Impossible Foods und der
Entwicklung des pflanzlichen Fleischsafts

Increasing population, climate change, ecosystem degradation, energy- water- and land scarcity are making today’s food production increasingly unsustainable.

Post-animal food is going forward to assure every day’s food consumption