The Science of Alt Protein: The mechanical signature of plant-based meat
Learn how tension, compression, and shear tests—combined with constitutive neural networks—can be used to identify the mechanical signature of plant-based meats.
Learn how tension, compression, and shear tests—combined with constitutive neural networks—can be used to identify the mechanical signature of plant-based meats.
Join GFI's next Business of Alt Protein webinar covering insights from NECTAR's new Taste of the Industry 2025 report, featuring blind sensory analysis of 122 plant-based meat products across 14 categories.
Discover practical ways to incorporate GFI’s resources into both new and existing educational programs.
What does meaningful protein diversification look like in practice? Join GFI for a webinar covering insights from the World Benchmarking Alliance on their latest benchmarking results, Nestlé on their corporate strategy and leadership in this space, and GFI on our latest market research on the biggest opportunities for alternative proteins.
Explore the latest advancements in bioconversion of C1 and lignocellulosic feedstocks and their potential to revolutionize renewable food production.
Join us for The Business of Alt Protein: How to communicate your brand story, a practical three-part series with Brian Cooley.
Join our experts for a live webinar covering the state of global policy on alternative proteins, and learn why countries around the world are prioritizing protein diversification.
Discover academic and industry career paths in the alternative protein sector, and get inspired by real-world experiences and actionable advice from our guest speaker.
Join us for a webinar unpacking the cost competitiveness of fermentation-derived ingredients and how to reduce production costs based on insights from a new report!
Calling all cultivated seafood researchers and innovators! Join us for our next collaborative huddle on July 8th at 11:30 am ET.
Calling all cultivated seafood researchers and innovators! Join us for our next collaborative huddle on July 8th at 10:30 pm ET.
Join us to explore research in cell culture techniques for two marine species relevant to the development of cultivated seafood.