The transition to healthier and more sustainable diets is driving innovation in the field of alternative proteins. This session focuses on the potential of next-generation protein sources to diversify protein supply, reduce environmental impacts, and support public health.
Through expert insights and case examples, we will explore how precision fermentation can produce high-quality, functional proteins that meet nutritional needs while minimising resource use. The session will also address key challenges, including consumer acceptance, regulatory landscapes, and scaling production.
Associate Professor of Consumer Behaviour, The MAPP Centre, Department of Management, Aarhus BSS, Aarhus University
Area Lead for Content Production, EUFIC
European Projects Manager, CNTA
Group Upstream R&D Director, Puratos
Policy Officer, European Commission - DG SANTE
Deputy Head of Unit Bioeconomy and Food Systems at European Commission Directorate-General for Research and Innovation RTD