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The feed behind our food
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The Protein Challenge 2040's new report, 'The feed behind our food', sets out why retailers and food service businesses should act on sustainability in animal feed.
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BBC World Service - The Why Factor - Vegans
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The FCRN’s founder Dr Tara Garnett was interviewed on the BBC Worldservice’s Why Factor programme, for their episode which discussed veganism.
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The humble ascent of oat milk
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In more non-dairy milk news, oat milk maker Oatly are marketing their product to coffee shops across the United States.
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Throwing a more sustainable shrimp on the barbie
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This blog by researchers Cedric Simon and Ha Truong from CSIRO Agriculture & Food discusses a method they have developed to reduce the amount of wild fish needed for prawn feed.
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Cultured fish company Finless Foods aims to achieve price parity with bluefin tuna by the end of 2019
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Finless Foods hopes to make laboratory-cultured bluefin tuna the same price as the conventional product by the end of next year (bluefin tuna, threatened by overfishing, can sell for around $380/lb).
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The rise of aquaculture by-products: increasing food production, value, and sustainability through strategic utilisation
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In this article, researchers from the UK and USA present their findings of a 2015 case study of Scottish salmon farming, their goal being to illuminate the economic and food security value that may be gained through improved management and use of aquaculture by-products.
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Meat company Tyson invests in lab-grown meat company Memphis Meats
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Tyson Foods, which sells billions of dollars of meat each year, has invested in the cultured meat startup Memphis Meats.
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Potentially dangerous consequences for biodiversity of geoengineering
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Geoengineering to fix climate change could harm biodiversity, according to two modelling studies.
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Cows vs. nuts: who gets to be called milk, and are they climate friendly?
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The rising popularity of non-dairy milks has prompted calls from the dairy industry for the name “milk” to be restricted to the dairy version.
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