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Peter Rowe interview: Craft beer brewing equipment in brewery! Metal tanks, alcoholic drink production

Revolutionising food production: ‘Similar to making wine’

Peter Rowe is part of the REACT-FIRST consortium and CEO of Deep Branch, a British carbon recycling biotechnology company. They have pioneered a process that uses microbes to convert carbon dioxide from industrial emissions and turns them into high-value proteins. This way, they aim to secure the global food system by meeting the demand for ...

Craft beer brewing equipment in brewery! Metal tanks, alcoholic drink production

Food made from air – sustainable protein production imitates nature

Feeding an expanding global population has a high cost, particularly for the planet. However, new food production methods aim to relieve this pressure by fixating atmospheric CO2 into climate-friendly food and feed products.

Arttu Lukkanen interview: Craft beer brewing equipment in brewery! Metal tanks, alcoholic drink production

Producing milk with CO2 and electricity

Milk without cows: the European Hydrocow project, funded by the European Innovation Council, aims to produce milk with carbon dioxide (CO2) and electricity, removing the cow from the process. They are working on engineering a microbe that converts CO2 and hydrogen, produced from water using electricity, into beta-lactoglobulin, a major constituent of milk. We interviewed ...

EU project : PROTEIN2FOOD

EU project : PROTEIN2FOOD

The growing world population demands more high-quality, protein-rich food sources. But we must also take into account health, the environment, ecology, agriculture, increased biodiversity...etc. This project addresses these challenges by developing high-quality dietary protein from versatile seed crops and grain legumes. This is possible thanks to optimized and sustainable production and processing methods. Coordination : ...

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