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Tag: Emerging Proteins

Modern Genetic Technology: Applications in Aotearoa Food and Fibre Production

30 May, 2024 The Aotearoa Circle in partnership with PwC recently published a Modern Genetic Technology report that provides an in-depth analysis and insight into how these could have different environmental risks, benefits and impacts if applied in Aotearoa.  The main focus of this report is to support decision makers in their understanding of the potential environmental impacts of genetic technology in New Zealand’s food and fibre sector. It asks what New Zealand could do concerning modern genetic technologies, rather than attempting to define what we should do. Read More Latest...

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Check out the new “driving action on food waste report” from New Zealand Food Waste Champions 12.3 Charitable Trust

21 May, 2024 -> 2023-2024 Impact Report The New Zealand Food Waste Champions 12.3 Charitable Trust recently published a Driving action on food waste report that provides insights into the industry and what they are focusing on going forwards.  The Driving action on food waste report delves into important discussions around connection throughout the sector, activating the industry, and advocacy. The report also highlights key data points from industry allowing insight.  Read More Latest Articles

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Introducing The Good food Institute’s state of the industry reports series

The series of reports encompass recent advancements in technologies, product development and emerging categories within the foodservice and retail domains. They explore investments across the food sector, including private and public funding, and examines industry regulation. They also touch on new facilities and infrastructure. Read More Latest Articles

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Alternative proteins are here – the next 30 years could be crucial for NZ’s meat and dairy sectors

Essentially, the modelling found that the growth of the #alternativeprotein sector has an impact on sheep and dairy in New Zealand: dairy being particularly sensitive to developments in precision fermentation that produces direct substitutes for whey protein and casein. Watch out for the full report – but read the synthesis in the article in the Conversation today. Read More Latest Articles

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