Lab-grown meat can be environmentally sound
Read GFI's Dr. Liz Specht's letter to the editor regarding cultivated meat's potential to lower carbon emissions.
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The Business of Alt Protein: Opportunity thinking, how to drive focus in innovation
In this seminar, NewEdge will discuss the difference between ideas and opportunities and will provide tools for how to think strategically about this at your own company.
V-Label webinar: A deep dive into vegan seafood alternatives
In light of World Ocean Day, V-Label is organizing a webinar on the vegan seafood market.
Reimagining meat: The scientific case for alternative proteins
Are you interested in learning how your skills as a scientist can be leveraged to make an impact in the alternative protein industry? GFI's scientists are ready to show you the way.
Food system methane summary
Explore new data and projections on how the food and agriculture sectors can slash methane emissions to limit climate change while continuing to feed the world.
Alternative Protein Researcher Directory
Explore the global landscape of researchers working to advance the science of plant-based meat, cultivated meat, and fermentation.
Join the Alternative Protein Researcher Directory
Apply to join GFI's global directory of researchers working to advance the science of plant-based meat, cultivated meat, and fermentation.
Digital Report Launch: The Future Appetite for Alternative Proteins
Join the CSIS Global Food Security Program and the CSIS Energy Security and Climate Change Program for the launch of our new digital report, "The future appetite for alternative proteins," by associate fellow Zane Swanson, director Caitlin Welsh, and director Joseph Majkut.
The Science of Alt Protein: Manufacturing cultured fish fillet
Learn how Dr. Frederico Ferreira is combining bioprinting, electrospinning, and electrical stimuli to produce cultivated fish fillets.
Addressing challenges of cultivated meat
Cultivated meat offers a sustainable option for genuine animal meat, but addressing key challenges through research is essential for its success.
