EP12: Sustainable proteins from novel sources (Next Generation Proteins for a Greener Tomorrow)

In this episode of Protein Production Technology International, hosted by Nick Bradley, experts from around the globe gathered to discuss the transformative power of fermentation technology in creating sustainable alternative proteins. The panel, featuring industry leaders and technical consultants, dove into how fermenting proteins from sources like yeast and bacteria offers a promising solution to meet the world's growing protein needs while significantly reducing the environmental impacts associated with traditional animal agriculture. Key topics included the environmental benefits, scalability challenges, and the hurdles of regulatory approval, taste improvement, and cost reduction. The webinar emphasized the critical role of ongoing research, collaboration, and innovation in harnessing fermentation technology to sustainably feed the future population. Moreover, it highlighted the necessity of consumer acceptance and the industry's efforts to make these sustainable proteins a palatable and affordable option for global markets.

Creators and Guests

Adam Leman
Guest
Adam Leman
The Good Food Institute
Bryan Tracy
Guest
Bryan Tracy
Co-founder & CEO, Superbrewed Food
Julie Post-Smith
Guest
Julie Post-Smith
Chief Commercial Officer, Superbrewed Food
Karim Kurmaly
Guest
Karim Kurmaly
Director Single Cell Protein, DSM
Kilian Daffner
Guest
Kilian Daffner
Global Product Manager, Döhler Group
Thomas Eidenberger
Guest
Thomas Eidenberger
Technical Consultant of Angel Yeast, Managing Director, Belan ZT
Winston Sun
Guest
Winston Sun
Global Product Manager @ Angel Yeast Europe
EP12: Sustainable proteins from novel sources (Next Generation Proteins for a Greener Tomorrow)
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