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A UK Government Food Strategy for England

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Midland, Michigan · Midland

One World Products Acquires Eco Bio Plastics to Enhance Sustainable Packaging and U.S. Manufacturing

One World Products, Inc. (OTCQB: OWPC), under the leadership of Chairman and CEO Isiah Thomas, has announced the acquisition of Eco Bio Plastics Midland, Inc., a U.S.-based manufacturer specializing in plant-based and biodegradable plastics. This $600,000 cash transaction is a pivotal step for OWP, now transitioning into Isiah Enterprises, Inc., to underscore its commitment to sustainable materials, circular economies, and community development.…See the Story

Vienna, Austria · Vienna

Europe Embraces the Tentacle: Revo Foods Brings Back 3D-Printed Mycelium Octopus

After selling out within weeks of its 2024 debut, a lifelike 3D-printed octopus tentacle is making a comeback. Revo Foods, the Vienna-based food tech startup behind the product, has officially brought The Kraken back as a permanent offering — answering persistent calls from chefs, distributors, and curious consumers who missed their first chance to try it.FoodTech Read Article

With New Factory in Sight, Solar Foods Signs Latest Deal to Bring Solein Protein to Market

4 Mins Read Finland’s Solar Foods has signed a letter of intent to commercialise up to 1,650 tonnes of its Solein gas protein, with plans to have its new factory fully operational by 2030. Amid its ongoing efforts to launch in the US, Finnish gas protein firm Solar Foods has signed commercialisation deals that could account for half of the production capacity of its upcoming facility. The company, known for its yellow-hued Solein protein, has se…Helsinki · Helsinki See the Story

CSIRO Spin-Out to Manufacture Human Proteins Using Precision Fermentation - Australian Manufacturing

A new biotechnology startup, Eclipse Ingredients, has been launched out of CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, aiming to tap into a growing global demand for high-value health ingredients using precision fermentation technology. The company will employ an advanced fermentation-based process that uses yeast instead of animal sources to produce ingredients that are otherwise difficult or impossible to obtain through conventional means. It…Australia · Australia See the Story

Terrana Biosciences Emerges From Flagship Pioneering With $50M to Rewire Agriculture Using RNA

This week, biotech venture firm Flagship Pioneering launched its latest platform company, Terrana Biosciences, unveiling a novel approach to agriculture's crop protection and resilience through the use of RNA-based technology. With an initial $50 million investment from Flagship, Terrana aims to equip farmers with non-genetically modified tools to prevent disease, protect yields, and enhance plant traits—all while adapting in real-time to an inc…Agriculture Read Article

Watch Seafood Two Ways on PBS Wisconsin

Seafood fra diavolo; when to splurge at the grocery store; roasted garlic-parmesan bread; salmon piccata. The post Cook’s Country:Seafood Two Ways appeared first on WPR.Germany · Germany See the Story

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