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Protein Diversification

We are developing and adopting diversified protein-based solutions, which are healthy, sustainable, safe and affordable.

Shaping the future of protein consumption

Protein is an important part of a healthy human diet, but the overproduction of animal-based protein is damaging to the environment. If we’re going to feed our fast-growing global population, then we need to find sustainable ways of producing new, high quality, safe and healthy proteins, such as plant-based proteins, cultivated meat and insect protein. At EIT Food, our contribution includes supporting high impact agrifood startups working to create viable sustainable and healthy protein sources.

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The deadline is fast approaching for agrifood innovators to apply for funding from EIT Food, the world’s largest food innovation community. EIT Food is supported by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), a body of the…
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Everyone stands to benefit from a transformation to a more equitable food system. International Women’s Day is a great opportunity to celebrate women leaders driving positive change.
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Dr Andy Zynga explores what innovation trends are right around the corner and why he thinks “cultivated meat is here to stay”.
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The development of more diverse meat alternatives is one of the top five European food trends in 2023, according to pan-European organisation, EIT Food.

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in the media
The deadline is fast approaching for agrifood innovators to apply for funding from EIT Food, the world’s largest food innovation community. EIT Food is supported by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), a body of the…
blog
Everyone stands to benefit from a transformation to a more equitable food system. International Women’s Day is a great opportunity to celebrate women leaders driving positive change.
in the media
Dr Andy Zynga explores what innovation trends are right around the corner and why he thinks “cultivated meat is here to stay”.
in the media
The development of more diverse meat alternatives is one of the top five European food trends in 2023, according to pan-European organisation, EIT Food.

The Future of Alternative Proteins

February 06, 2023 - Food Manufacture
in the media
EIT Food chief executive Dr Andy Zynga explores the future of alternative proteins and the key drivers behind their growing popularity.
in the media
EIT Food has announced the launch of its 2023 Entrepreneurship Programmes, with applications now open for three agri-foodtech programmes.
in the media
EIT Food has launched its 2023 Entrepreneurship Programmes, designed to offer support to entrepreneurs to scale up their agrifood startups working to solve global food system challenges and deliver new innovation worldwide.
blog
As we look ahead to another year, we have combined insights from EIT Food - the world’s largest and most dynamic food innovation community - to collate the top 5 European food trends in 2023.
in the media
The pig herd in Germany — one of Europe’s pork heavyweights — has shrunk by a fifth in just two years, highlighting the hurdles facing the region’s livestock farmers.
report
Protein diversification can play an important role in enhancing the resilience of food systems, contributing to meeting the needs of a growing population and addressing the environmental and climate impacts of food production and…
project
The PROSEED project on Circular-based alternative PROtein extraction from grape SEEDs, is a European project that aims at the production and commercialisation of a new alternative protein product.

The edible insect revolution has arrived in Europe

November 29, 2022 - The Parliament
in the media
If the thought of worm burgers with cricket crisps on the side makes your mouth water, you're not alone. Bugs and creepy crawlies are increasingly becoming a foodie trend in the EU.
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