The future of eating meat with Elliot Swartz
Kyle Thierman interviews Dr. Elliot Swartz about his background in behavioral neuroscience and regenerative medicine and discusses his work advancing alternative proteins at GFI.
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The Business of Alt Protein: Unlocking food safety in plant-based meat
In this webinar, you’ll hear food safety experts discuss challenges specific to alternative proteins, and demystify those challenges into actionable insights.
GFI submits recommendations to FDA for cultivated seafood labeling regulation
Laura Braden, J.D.Sensible and carefully considered regulation of cultivated seafood will be essential to creating a sustainable, secure, and just food system.
New studies further the case for cultivated meat over conventional meat in the race to net-zero emissions
A first-of-a-kind life cycle assessment and techno-economic assessment conducted by independent research firm CE Delft further the case for cultivated meat over conventional meat in the race to net-zero emissions.
SWIM: Species-specific growth factors and optimized media formulations for cultivated seafood
Join GFI for a Seafood Webinar and Informal Networking (SWIM) event where we will hear from experts on cell culture media for cultivated seafood. We will then move to an optional networking session to build bridges and identify opportunities for collaboration.
New studies show cultivated meat can have massive environmental benefits and be cost-competitive by 2030
Elliot Swartz, Ph.D.Cultivated meat can compete on costs and have a lower environmental footprint compared to conventional meat production.
Comment to FDA re Request for Information on Cultivated Seafood Labeling
GFI's comment supports a cautious and flexible approach towards labeling as cultivated seafood comes to market. Learn why we support regulatory flexibility for cultivated seafood.
The costs and environmental impacts of cultivated meat
Join GFI Senior Scientist Elliot Swartz, Ph.D., for a review of key insights from a recent life cycle assessment (LCA) and techno-economic analysis (TEA) modeling a future large-scale cultivated meat production facility.
Letter to Congress advocating alternative protein R&D funding
In March 2021, The Good Food Institute, along with 60 nonprofits, trade associations, and companies, asked Congress to fund alternative protein research and development in the FY22 budget for the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the National Science Foundation.
Designing large-scale bioreactors and bioprocesses for cultivated meat
Join Dr. Marianne Ellis, Associate Professor at the University of Bath, for a review of her GFI-funded research project focused on designing large-scale bioreactors and bioprocesses for the affordable production of cultivated meat.
