Dairy-free cheeses featuring novel fermented microbial protein to launch by year end, says Superbrewed Food Dairy-free cheeses featuring a novel bacterial protein could hit the market by the end of the year, adding an intriguing new dimension to the burgeoning dairy-alternative space, says microbial fermentation specialist Superbrewed Food (formerly known as White Dog Labs).
Grown in fermentation tanks at record speed using a fraction of the inputs required to grow traditional food crops, or raise, feed and slaughter animals, Superbrewed Food’s fermented microbial protein (brand name TBD) will initially hit the market in branded retail products such as mozzarella, block cheddar, and cream cheese, said co-founder Dr Bryan Tracy.
Less is more: Cargill project looks to make salmon production more sustainable Cargill is launching a new initiative aimed at helping aquaculture farmers raise products with less environmental impact.
Called SeaFurther Sustainability, the project has set a goal of reducing the footprint of farmed salmon by 30% by 2030. It aims to save two billion kgs of CO2 by that deadline, says Cargill.
Pilar Cruz, president and group leader, Cargill Aqua Nutrition, said: “
Seafood consumption is rising globally. We want to meet that demand; increasing production while decreasing environmental impact.”
The company will work closely with farmers to source sustainable ingredients, improve farm productivity, and ensure fish welfare, she added.
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SI leads Omani capitalists to invest in American biotech start-up
Sustainable Investments, an Omani firm, has led a group of Omani venture capitalists in investing in American start-up, White Dog Labs (WDL). The US-based startup has developed a proprietary fermentation technology to produce alternative protein and a variety of human and animal nutrition products.
“Food security is an ongoing concern in the gulf countries, so a sustainable, alternative protein has been of great interest to us,” said Mohab Ali Al-Hinai, Co-founder of Sustainable Investments. “We have selected WDL because it has developed a premium alternative protein that is price competitive with plant-based, and it can be produced in existing infrastructure throughout the world.”