‘Fishless fish’: the next big trend in the seafood industry
GFI's Marika Azoff is featured in a piece about the great potential of alternative seafood products.
Cultivated
Cultivating a future where antibiotics still work
Claire Bomkamp, Ph.D. Eileen McNamaraLearn why GFI expects the future of cultivated meat to be largely antibiotic-free, and what that means for global health.
Cost-effective sterility controls for cultivated meat
Meticulous attention to sterility controls throughout cultivated meat production is essential to optimize food safety, but the cost of biopharmaceutical-based sterility—the current standard for cell-based processes—is incongruent with large-scale food production. Research to identify alternative sterility processes with lower costs is needed for cultivated meat to scale successfully.
Liz Specht is shaping the next generation of meat alternatives
GFI's Liz Specht featured on Vox’s inaugural “Future Perfect 50” list!
FoodTech IL
FoodTech IL, Israel's largest food tech conference and expo, will take place on November 7 in Tel Aviv.
Vegan Women Summit Pathfinder
VWS Pathfinder is the world's first and only women's founder summit and pitch competition dedicated exclusively to animal-free innovation through the future of food, fashion, beauty, and biotechnology innovation.
Investing in a Shifting Food Supply System
This virtual conversation explores how an investment in shifting the global food supply system to be more efficient can help to address our current inefficiencies and positively impact food insecurity.
Cultured Meat Symposium 2022
Industry leaders discuss the role of cultivated meat technology and the future of meat, poultry, and seafood.
Cultivated meat as a tool for fighting antimicrobial resistance
GFI's Claire Bomkamp on how antibiotic use in livestock and aquaculture production is driving resistance to medically important antibiotics.
The State of the Science on Alternative Proteins: May through August 2022
Liz Specht, Ph.D.It’s been a busy four months in the world of alt protein science. Here are the breakthroughs you may have missed.
