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Australian Plant Proteins secures Bunge investment

Australian Plant Proteins secures Bunge investment
Australian Plant Proteins (APP), which launched its first commercial processing plant last year, has secured A$45.7m (US$34.8m) in investment from global agri-food company Bunge.
The agreement will allow APP to double the output of its plant protein isolates production by March 2022, as well as give Bunge a minority stake in the company and make it the exclusive distributor in the Americas.
Bunge will also have the option to license APP proprietary processing technology outside Australia. Both companies will partner to meet the increased demand for functional, non-genetically modified plant proteins from manufacturers of plant-based dairy alternatives, meat alternatives, other food and beverage, and nutritional supplements. ....

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Denmark looks to faba beans for locally produced feed protein

Denmark looks to faba beans for locally produced feed protein
A new project aims to develop new types of faba beans, ones that are suitable for cultivation in Denmark, in a bid to decrease the country’s reliance on imported soy for livestock feed.
The initiative is being funded under the Green Development and Demonstration Program (GUDP), run by the Danish Ministry of Environment and Food, to the tune of 15m DKK (around €2m) in total over a period of four years.
Enhancing faba beans’ protein content, amino acid composition and protein digestibility are the focus areas of IMFABA.
Seed protein content, storage protein diversity and feed value will be screened to develop markers and enable breeding crosses that lead to increased protein and methionine content, without compromising yield or seed size, according to the ....

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FOXNEWS Tucker Carlson Tonight September 7, 2019 00:02:00

Environment or how about this one from the new york times, why aren t we eating more insects? it s bizarre. why would they want you to eat insects? because eating insects is repulsive and unamerican. and, of course, therefore in the ice of the left, it must be awesome. the more perverse and unnatural the better. that has always been their standard. they are not leading a political movement by the way. they are leading a revolt begins their fathers. given that we shouldn t be surprised about what happened on television this week when a researcher called magness unveiled his you remember. eating insects is not enough according to him. cutting greenhouse gas emissions may require to us develop a taste for human flesh. yes, it is time to practice ecocannibalism. watch. census taker once tried to test me. i ate his liver with faba beans and a nice ceante. ....

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