Next food frontier: fish made from plants, or in a lab
GFI APAC's Mirte Gosker on why brands and restaurants are switching to cultivated and plant-based seafood.
GFI APAC's Mirte Gosker on why brands and restaurants are switching to cultivated and plant-based seafood.
This year’s Good Food Conference Founding Sponsors include an eclectic group of companies invested in the growth of alternative proteins. Read on to learn more about their work and predictions for the industry in 2022.
Join GFI for a webinar covering the momentum of the alternative seafood industry. Learn about innovation opportunities in this urgent and evolving alternative protein category, and join an optional networking session on Meetaway following the webinar.
Join GFI for a webinar covering the momentum of the alternative seafood industry. Learn about innovation opportunities in this urgent and evolving alternative protein category, and join an optional networking session on Meetaway following the webinar.
Research Manager at Stray Dog Institute and GFI advisory council member Laura Driscoll Ph.D. on how alternative proteins can address some of the world’s biggest challenges—if they do it right.
Rep. Julia Brownley and House Agriculture Committee Member Rep. Jim McGovern led a letter signed by 44 of their colleagues asking House Agriculture Committee Chair David Scott to include $200 million for alternative protein research at USDA’s Agricultural Research Service in the budget reconciliation package.
Join GFI for a Seafood Webinar and Informal Networking (SWIM) event on October 20th featuring the latest science advancing cultivated crustaceans.
Bruce Friedrich of the Good Food Institute joins Jon Lovett's podcast to talk about meat without the downsides.
We work with the private sector to drive investment, innovation, and scalability to accelerate the alternative protein supply chain. Here’s how we can support you!
Although fish are one of the best dietary sources of long-chain omega-3 fatty acids (FAs), these compounds are mostly bioaccumulated from a fish’s diet rather than synthesized de novo. Consistent with this, studies have found evidence of reduced omega-3 content in fish as a result of replacing fish-based feed with plant-based feed. Therefore, for cultivated fish to compete with conventionally-produced products, it will be necessary to identify cost-effective strategies for increasing the content of nutritionally-important omega-3 FAs in cultivated fish.