GFIdeas August networking mixer
Join us after the Business of Alt Protein seminar to network with alternative protein enthusiasts! During the networking session, you will be matched with other members of the GFIdeas community to exchange ideas.
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The Business of Alt Protein: Building the manufacturing infrastructure to scale your business
Join GFI and Black and Veatch, a leading global engineering, consulting, and construction company, to learn how to effectively plan for your alternative protein company’s infrastructure needs.
Alternative Protein Sources: Balancing Food Innovation, Sustainability, Nutrition, Health
The Food Forum will host a two-day virtual workshop, which will explore the state of the science on alternative protein sources as they relate to issues around diet quality, nutrition, and sustainability.
Rethinking Meat: Helping students find their place in the alternative protein space
Amy Huang Chloe Raygoza Ellie Fajer Gianna Dugan Hannah HuddlestonStudents from the Stanford Alt Protein Project reflect on their experience breaking ground on alternative protein education at their university.
California just invested millions in lab-grown meat, becoming the first state to back the unproven industry
GFI CEO & founder Bruce Friedrich talks to The San Francisco Chronicle about California's historic $5 million investment in cultivated meat research.
Research on animal-free fats presents un-fat-homable possibilities for meat alternatives
Priera Panescu, Ph.D.GFI's new grantees aim to improve in-fat-uation with plant-based meat by creating the next generation of tasty, sustainable, and healthy animal-free fats.
How sustainable are fake meats?
GFI's Dr. Elliot Swartz discusses the environmental footprint of alternative meat.
We’re one key step closer to buying lab-grown burgers
GFI's Dr. Liz Specht discusses the efficiencies and benefits of single-cell suspension in cultivated beef.
An overview of food label censorship
Lauren StoneLabel censorship, which prohibits the use of meaty terms on alternative protein products, is anti-free market, unconstitutional, and unnecessary.
The First Amendment right to use clear labels on food
Lauren StoneAlternative protein producers have a First Amendment right to describe their products in a clear manner consistent with consumer expectations.
