To the Office of Science and Technology Policy on the bioeconomy
GFI’s comment recommends ways OSTP can support alternative protein research. Learn how doing so can help create a successful alternative protein sector.
Policy
Making our case at the Global Food Forum
Matt BallAt The Wall Street Journal's Global Food Forum, GFI director of policy Jessica Almy made the case for consumer choice and against government censorship of plant-based food labels.
Tofurky calls on federal court to block unconstitutional Arkansas meat labeling law
Amidst surging interest in plant-based food in the Southeast, a restrictive Arkansas law threatens consumers’ independence and seeks to deny access to the products they demand, says food policy expert.
To the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce on proposed labeling requirements for cultivated meat
GFI’s comment explains its concerns with MDAC’s proposed labeling requirements for cultivated meat. Learn why the proposed requirements are unconstitutional.
On NOAA’s Research & Development Plan for 2020-2026
GFI’s comment recommends that NOAA expands R&D plan to include plant-based and cultivated seafood. Learn why doing so would lead to healthier ecosystems.
Trading land for lab: Cultivating clean meat
GFI’s Bruce Friedrich explains why making alternative proteins the default choice is critical for building a sustainable food system.
Injunction sought to block unconstitutional Arkansas meat labeling law
Food Policy expert predicts the court to stop the enforcement of a new law in Arkansas that will violate free speech, stifle competition, and harm consumers.
The Impossible Burger is rolling out at Burger King
Plant-based burgers are so pervasive, even Burger King is selling them. GFI's Jessica Almy explains why censorship efforts are wrong.
Tofurky mounts free speech challenge against Arkansas meat label law
ACLU, GFI, ALDF lawsuit defending Tofurky’s First Amendment rights comes amid multi-state censorship efforts
Arkansas wants to make sure you know ‘almonds don’t lactate’
Brian HaussThe Good Food Institute, the Animal Legal Defense Fund, and the ACLU of Arkansas are bringing a lawsuit on behalf of Tofurky challenging Arkansas' unconstitutional label censorship.