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New for 2024, a unique event focussing on ingredient innovation, sustainable sourcing and positive nutrition for food professionals across the Irish agri-food sector
5 & 6 November
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CellX becomes highest-funded cultured meat start-up in China following $10.6M Series A round
Marco Pierre White brings Redefine Meat 3D-printed plant-based meat to more menus in the UK
The best vegan/plant-based meat alternatives: from burgers and sausages to cold cuts and roasts
Oman and MycoTechnology partner to produce mushroom-based protein using dates
AcCELLerate-ON awards CAD $900K to four projects that put Canadian cellular agriculture on the map
Seedrs and Vevolution partner to fund more European plant- and cell-based start-ups
The best vegan/plant-based cheese: taste test
What are the best plant-based and vegan protein sources? Our top picks
Is Quorn vegan friendly? What you should know if you’re vegan
Is tofu vegan? Everything you should know about tofu products
Israel Innovation Authority helps establish new cultivated meat consortium with $20.4M grant
Dutch government to invest €60M in cell-based agriculture sector
Heura raises €4M in 12 hours in crowdfunding campaign
University of North Carolina launches one of the world’s first classes dedicated to cellular agriculture
7 international start-ups join the latest ProVeg Incubator accelerator programme
New Zealand-based start-up Leaft Foods secures $15M to extract plant-based protein from leaves
Selfridges to serve Redefine Meat’s 3D-printed plant-based meat in its restaurants
Good Food Institute Europe urges investment in plant-based and cultivated meat following IPCC report
Eat Just’s plant-based egg one step closer to EU market following novel food approval
Danish Government to invest DKK 675 million in plant-based fund