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Take 5: Your Weekly Digest from PlanetFood.News


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For the week ending 27th January 2025

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Hello, future foodists! This weekly digest, we’ve got some thought-provoking updates, from global investments in cultivated meat to the booming US plant-based market. Here’s what’s trending:


1. NZ’s Science Revamp: But Can It Drive Future Food Innovation or Risk Banana Republic Stagnation?

New Zealand is embarking on a significant overhaul of its public science sector, aiming for transformative collaboration. But will this ambitious revamp fuel future food innovation—or are we heading for "banana republic" territory?


2. China’s $11M Cultivated Meat Centre Signals Strategic Shift in Protein Production

China has launched an $11 million national research hub for cultivated meat, aligning innovation with its food security goals. This initiative represents a major policy shift towards alternative proteins.


3. Emirates Boosts In-Flight Vegan Food with Innovative Ingredients and Culinary Masterpieces

Flying vegan? Emirates has stepped up its plant-based game with new menu innovations, combining culinary artistry and sustainability. Long-haul travellers, rejoice!


4. A New Era of Luxury as Umami Bioworks Creates Sustainable Sturgeon-Free Caviar

Luxury dining meets sustainability! Umami Bioworks is revolutionising the gourmet scene with its sturgeon-free, cell-cultured caviar. Is this the future of fine dining?

Umami Bioworks - Sturgeon-free caviar

Source: Umami Bioworks - Sturgeon-free caviar


5. What’s Driving the Surge as US Plant-Based Food Market Poised to Triple by 2033?

The US plant-based food market is projected to triple in size by 2033. What’s behind this rapid growth, and how can businesses capitalise on this momentum?


Bonus Spotlight: Foodpreneurs Festival: A Launchpad for Australasian Consumer Product Innovators

From plant-based breakthroughs to beverage innovations, the Foodpreneurs Festival in Melbourne is the go-to event for Australasian product pioneers.


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