
Alternative proteins are a global food security solution
Amid a global grain shortage and skyrocketing food prices, alternative proteins can make the global food system more efficient and resilient.
Amid a global grain shortage and skyrocketing food prices, alternative proteins can make the global food system more efficient and resilient.
The World Bank’s latest report on reducing food system emissions highlights alternative proteins as a top climate change mitigation solution.
GFI's Legislative Director Pepin Andrew Tuma spoke with WIRED on the implications of cultivated meat bans cropping up in states such as Alabama and Florida.
Global demand for meat is rising, and meat production is estimated to increase at least 50% by 2050. To meet this demand sustainably, we must reimagine protein.
A webinar focusing on the food industry's efforts to reduce methane emissions and how these cannot compromise access to affordable, nutritious food.
It was a difficult year for alternative proteins in 2023, but progress in farm fields, research labs, manufacturing facilities, and government forums tells a story of persistence and innovation.
ClimateWorks Foundation and the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office find that alternative proteins can yield significant environmental and economic benefits—but only with sufficient public investment.
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), in collaboration with the Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) is organizing a global stakeholder roundtable meeting on cell-based food and precision fermentation.
Discover global hubs of alternative protein innovation with our interactive map.
Compelling Japanese-language research and reports focusing on alternative proteins from the Good Food Institute.