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Meat alternatives & health: What are the facts

Web• In 2019, the Australian Heart Foundation revised their dietary guidelines to recommend that Australians get most of their protein from plant-based sources, as well as fish and …

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Why alternative proteins

WebOffer positive nutrition benefits. There is robust evidence to suggest that choosing diets rich in plant based food contributes to overall good health, aiding in the prevention of …

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Food Frontier's Theory of Change

WebWith the world’s population predicted to grow to 10 billion by 2050, demand for protein continues to rise, requiring a more diverse protein supply to feed growing populations …

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Learn more: plant-based meats and processing

WebOur recent report investigating the health and nutrition of plant-based meats took a look at the evidence around food processing. There is a wide range of processed …

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Healthy Diets From Sustainable Food Systems Food Planet …

Web7 Summary Report A large body of work has emerged on the environ-mental impacts of various diets, with most studies concluding that a diet rich in plant-based foods and with …

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Diets for a Better Future

WebDiets For a Better Future 4 Foreword The future of the food system will be central in shaping the future of our planet and our civilization. First, let’s consider the environmental impacts …

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The EAT-Lancet Commission Summary Report: Food in the …

WebThe EAT–Lancet Commission addresses the need to feed a growing global population a healthy diet while also defining sustainable food systems that will minimise …

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Food Frontier’s Dr Simon Eassom talks to The House of Wellness

WebSimon, alongside Chef Shannon Martinez from Smith & Daughters and Dr Damian Frank, the Head of Flavour and Design at Love Buds, took center stage in a …

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New protein sourced from Yellowstone Park microbes

WebMicrobial fermentation company Nature’s Fynd, creator of a protein made using a fungal strain discovered in a geothermal hot spring in Yellowstone National Park, …

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Hungry for Plant Based: New Zealand Consumer Insights

WebOver a million-and-a-half Kiwis are eating less meat according to new market research by Colmar Brunton, which also shows increasing interest in plant based …

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PLANT-BASED MEAT: A HEALTHIER CHOICE

Web2 Purpose Plant-based meat, as an increasingly popular category of meat alternatives across grocery and foodservice channels, has grown to reach critical mass in Australia …

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Hungry for Plant Based: Australian Consumer Insights

WebNew market research by Colmar Brunton shows millions of Australians are reducing their meat intake, and interest in plant based alternatives is gaining …

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HUNGRY FOR Plant-Based: NEW ZEALAND Consumer Insights

WebBaby-Boomers are leading the meat-reduction trend, whereas Vegetarians and Vegans are most likely to be Millennials. Consistently all generations nominate health, the environment

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What is Soy Leghemoglobin

WebSoy leghemoglobin is a protein found in the root nodules of soybeans. Hemoglobin is a protein that contains heme, the molecule that contains iron and transports oxygen in …

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Theory of Change

WebWith the world’s population predicted to grow to 10 billion by 2050, demand for protein continues to rise. Economic, health and environmental authorities worldwide have

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A milestone step: Australia looks to include sustainability in dietary

WebMEDIA ALERT. A milestone step:Australia looks to include sustainability in dietary guidelines. Food Frontier commends the council responsible for developing …

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