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Just Salad Becomes First U.S. Restaurant Chain To Carbon Label Its Entire Menu
Just Salad has pledged to put on all of its menu items a carbon label to indicate its footprint, making it the first U.S. restaurant chain to take the initiative. The company also announced that it will be adding more plant-based cheese!-->…
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Q&A With Myoworks: “In India The Transformation Will Be From Butcher To Cell-Lab & Beyond”
Indian entrepreneurs like Myoworks Co-Founder Shubhankar Takle can power the country's cultivated meat transformation.
By: Good Food Institute India innovation specialist Nicole Rocque and Shardul Dabir
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Study Links Diets High In Plant Protein To Lower Risk Of Death From All Causes Incl. Heart Disease
Researchers have found that diets high in protein, particularly plant protein, is associated with a lower risk of death from all causes. The study authors say that these findings should support recommendations to increase intake of plant!-->…
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IKEA To Launch Vegan ‘Plant Ball’ That Has 4% Carbon Footprint Of A Real Meatball
Home furnishing giant IKEA is about to launch a new plant-based meatball this year. Called a “plant ball”, the Swedish company claims that their latest vegan-friendly version comes at only 4% of the environmental footprint compared to its!-->…
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Slow Living During Corona: Tips, Ideas & Inspo
There’s nothing more permanent than a temporary solution, the old Russian proverb says. While we were thinking of social distancing and self-isolation as something temporary, Corona is here to stay for much longer. And although it has!-->…
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Health: Replacing Meat With Pulses & Grains Cuts Risk Of Heart Disease Death by 30%
A new study has found that swapping red meat out for whole food plant proteins such as pulses and grains can reduce the risk of dying heart disease by 30%. Researchers also found that slight decreases in red meat intake can make a huge!-->…
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1/3 Of German Households Reduce Meat Intake Amid Slaughterhouse Covid-19 Outbreaks
Widespread fears over poor working conditions in meat factories after a number of coronavirus outbreaks is accelerating the plant-based trend in Germany. According to new data from market analysts, the number of vegetarians in the country!-->…
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Brazil: Beyond Meat Launches In World’s 3rd Largest Beef Consumer Market
Beyond Meat, one of the most recognisable plant-based meat brands in the world, has just launched in Brazil, the world’s third largest consumer and second biggest producer of beef. The news comes after the food tech entered the mainland!-->…
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New Study Concludes ‘Cell-Based’ Labelling On Cellular Ag Seafood ‘Best Term’ For Labeling
A new consumer study finds that the term “cell-based” is the best way to label seafood made from cells grown in labs. Crucially, the study's data would appear to illustrate that the term 'did a good job at signaling' that the product is!-->…
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“7 More Planets”: 8 Shocking Facts From The G20 Food Footprint Report
Representing 20 of the largest economies in the world, the consumption habits of G20 states are among the most important in affecting the planet and its resources. Though they make up only 10% of the world’s countries, they produce almost!-->…
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From Stall To Supermarket: How Green Monday’s Jenny Ng Fulfilled Her Childhood Dumpling Dreams
For years, the quiet executive director of Hong Kong’s Green Monday has been fighting hard to grow the plant-based movement across Asia, but no victory has been quite as sweet as the launch of Wanchai Ferry’s new vegan-friendly Omnipork!-->…
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Supermarket Shelf: Plant-Based Meat Sales 23% Higher When Placed Next To Meat
A new study by U.S. supermarket chain Kroger and trade association Plant Based Foods Association (PBFA) has found that plant-based meat sales increased by 23% when those items were sold in the meat department. The research, which shows!-->…
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Animal-Free Dairy Startup Perfect Day Series C Reaches US$300M As Investors Go All In On Milk Alternatives
California-based food tech Perfect Day has expanded its Series C funding round to US$300 million following a second tranche led by a US$50 million injection from Thematic Investing, the investment group under the Canada Pension Plan!-->…
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UN Report: Demand For Animal Protein & Livestock Farming Driving Zoonotic Diseases
In a new report by the United Nations, rising consumption of animal protein and unsustainable agricultural intensification as a result of demand for animal-based foods were listed among the seven major causes of zoonotic disease emergence.!-->…
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Dairy Industry May Be Wiped Out By Coronavirus Crisis & Rising Plant-Based Trend
Dairy farmers are now in the midst of an existential crisis as the coronavirus continues to wreak havoc on the industry while consumers keep shifting to plant-based alternatives. Even with billions of dollars provided by stimulus packages,!-->…
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Coronavirus Triggers Biggest Decline In Global Meat Consumption In Decades
New data shows that the coronavirus pandemic is sparking the biggest fall in meat consumption in decades all around the world. The trend, which analysts predict will last for at least the next few years, represents good news for the!-->…
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Vegan Dairy Brand Miyoko’s Wins First Round In Legal Dispute Over Use Of Term “Butter”
Plant-based brand Miyoko’s Creamery has recently won the first round in its legal battle with the State of California over its use of the term “butter” on its vegan product. The company says that the State is violating its rights to free!-->…
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Finland Invests US$2.3M In National Plant-Based Protein Initiative
State-owned nonprofit VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland and the University of Helsinki have recently received €2.1 million (US$2.3 million) in funding from the public innovation fund Business Finland. The money will go towards the!-->…
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South Korea: Vegan Population Triples As Plant-Based Market Explodes
Recent data is showing that like the rest of the world, South Korea’s plant-based movement is picking up speed. From the numbers of vegans to flexitarians, more consumers are opting to ditch meat for plant-based substitutes!-->…
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Singapore: New Impossible Dishes Launched At Starbucks, MOS Burger & BreadTalk
A line of new foodservice partnerships with Impossible Foods will see multiple dishes made with the famous “bleeding” plant-based meat rolled out across Singapore. From coffee giant Starbucks to fast food chain MOS Burger and bakery shop!-->…
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Health: New Urine Test Can Assess Your Diet Quality, Help Suggest Tailored Nutrition Plan
Scientists have recently published their findings that a new five-minute urine test can help measure the health of an individual’s diet. It can also reveal each person’s unique urine “fingerprint”. The results represent a breakthrough for!-->…
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