Big Idea Ventures is welcoming a second cohort of start-ups to its New Protein Fund accelerator. From cellular agriculture, to bio-fermentation and plant-based innovation, Managing Partner Andrew Ive shares his thoughts on building a more sustainable food system.
Today (August 11), Big Idea Ventures (BIV) announces the launch of its second food technology accelerator program in New York City and Singapore. This year’s cohort includes 12 early-stage startups working in the plant-based and cell-based space, innovating new technologies that will be vital if we are to successfully shift towards a more sustainable food system. Below …
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MEAT grown in a laboratory should be funded by the Government to help beat obesity, a think tank said. A report published today by Demos said the food market is not working for consumers who face too many barriers to eating healthy diets. It came after Boris Johnson unveiled a strategy to deal with obesity …
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Almost everything we consider a great invention is, in fact, a series of great inventions. Take the electric car, which was dreamed up long before the gasoline engine, and had numerous rebirths and deaths throughout the 20th century, with a who’s who of great companies and inventors trying their hand at new prototypes.
New Age Meats, the Californian cell-based meat startup specialising in cultivated pork, recently announced that it has raised a $2M Seed extension round led by TechU Ventures. The company has to date raised $5M from 13 investors, according to Crunchbase.com.
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