
Cost-effective meat-like protein production
Years active: 2024New protein extraction processes will be developed for yeast-based meat proteins to reduce costs and negative environmental impact.
New protein extraction processes will be developed for yeast-based meat proteins to reduce costs and negative environmental impact.
Discover practical ways to incorporate GFI’s resources into both new and existing educational programs.
Canola meal will be processed by extrusion to extract protein that will be concentrated and dried to form a high-quality protein ingredient.
This project aims to develop efficient and cost-effective cell culture media from optimized bioprocesses for industrial-scale cultivated meat production.
Don’t miss Maille O'Donnell, GFI’s senior policy specialist for public investment and industry, on the main stage as she unpacks how smart policies can drive a more sustainable, fair, and resilient food system.
This nutritional analysis is the outcome of a two-part study comparing the nutritional labels of plant-based meat and egg products with their animal-derived counterparts and assessing the nutritional quality of their protein and fat constituents.
Explore how Alt Protein Project alumni are building community, uplifting new ideas, and shaping their careers.
The greatest time of the year is upon us: GFI research grant season! Funding for alternative protein research is up for grabs, and we’ll walk you through GFI’s RFP step-by-step.
Join Lucas Eastham, lead scientist, fermentation, for a ConnectEd Brief on precision fermentation. Lucas will discuss how this technology is revolutionizing food production, from alternative proteins to functional ingredients.
Curious about the future of food? Join Dr. Elliot Swartz, Principal Scientist at The Good Food Institute (GFI), for an engaging and accessible introduction to cultivated meat—a groundbreaking innovation in food production.