Enhancing the Flavor of Plant-based & Fermentation-derived Proteins
Join GFI and FFAR to learn about this new funding opportunity!
Science
Future Food-Tech San Francisco – Breaking Barriers to Scale: Cost, Efficiency, and De-Risking Bioprocessing
From modular systems to shared infrastructure, the future of bioprocessing is getting real. Join GFI’s Amanda Hildebrand at Future Food-Tech San Francisco as she moderates a dynamic breakout session on scaling alt protein biomanufacturing.
Future of Protein Production – Chicago
GFI is heading to Chicago! Join Bruce Friedrich, Patrick McAuley, and leading voices across science, policy, and industry for a solutions-focused summit on the future of food.
Education and workforce development
Explore alternative protein careers, training, and education to grow the future food workforce.
UNEP Global Environment Outlook 7
UNEP’s GEO-7, the most comprehensive scientific environmental assessment ever conducted, highlights the importance of alternative proteins.
How the Alt Protein Project is growing a brighter food future in Argentina
Hanna BarlowThe UNSAM Alt Protein Project has emerged as a leading convener for alternative proteins in Argentina.
The Science of Alt Protein: Microbial astaxanthin production and extraction strategy considerations
Learn how Professor Chatzifragkou is using microbial fermentation to turn rapeseed meal, an agricultural waste, into a useful, naturally sourced product.
Reimagining protein for a future under pressure
Gabriela Diaz SidronHow alternative proteins can turn today’s food system challenges into solutions for people, the planet, and animals.
Why Good Food Institute’s release of SciFi Foods’ cell lines matters as cultivated meat scales
GFI's Elliot Swartz spoke with Food Navigator-USA about GFI's recent SciFi cell line acquisition and plans for its open-access usage.
2026 Tufts Future Food Innovation Day
Join GFI President Bruce Friedrich at Tufts University’s 2026 Future Food Innovation Day, where he’ll participate in a morning fireside chat with Tufts professor and cell ag pioneer Dr. David Kaplan.
