Good Food Institute Europe

@gfieurope.org

Nonprofit think-tank advancing plant-based, fermentation-made and cultivated meat in Europe to build a better food system for people, planet and animals.

🍺 Could the key to scaling up sustainable food lie in a brewery? We sat down with Josué Heinrich, part of the cellular agriculture team at the Wageningen University and Research, to talk about his team’s research on precision fermentation. Find out more here: gfieurope.org/blog/meet-th...

Meet the researcher: Brewing up new ideas to scale precision fermentation with Josué Heinrich - GFI Europe

A team at Wageningen University and Research in the Netherlands is asking whether the brewing industry could provide clues for how alternative proteins can scale up production.

gfieurope.org

🥳 Exciting news: The EU has granted its first-ever approval of a novel mycoprotein – clearing the way for Dutch startup The Protein Brewery’s Fermotein to be sold across the bloc, six years after its initial application. Read our blog: gfieurope.org/blog/novel-f...

Novel foods milestone as new mycoprotein earns first EU approval - GFI Europe

The European Commission and member states have now authorised Fermotein as a novel food – meaning it can now be sold across all EU member states.

gfieurope.org

📚 At the start of this decade, research on alternative proteins was still a niche topic in Europe. Since then, we’ve seen significant progress. Our latest analysis maps the evolution of alternative protein research across Europe between 2020 and 2025. gfieurope.org/resource/sta...

State of the European alternative protein research ecosystem: funding and publications - GFI Europe

Unpack the diverse research and innovation landscape for alternative proteins in Europe through the lenses of funding, publications and patents.

gfieurope.org

✍️ Together with more than 30 organisations across the biotech ecosystem, we’re asking EU policymakers to remove the exclusion of novel foods from regulatory sandboxes in the upcoming negotiations to support sustainable, competitive and innovative growth. Read our joint letter: lnkd.in/e3xN7keB

With a new national food strategy in the making, it’s time for the UK government to double down on its progress in driving protein diversification. Read Linus Pardoe's (Senior UK Programme Manager at GFI Europe) full piece and recommendations here: www.greenqueen.com.hk/uk-governmen...

Op-Ed: How the UK Government Can Build On Its Alternative Protein Progress

The Good Food Institute Europe's Linus Pardoe outlines why the UK government must embrace alternative proteins in its new food strategy, or risk falling behind.

greenqueen.com.hk