Consumers and the reality of the food industry. Something for the weekend…the next batch of Food Futurists podcasts – Series 2. Hear from @MikeLee of @AlphaFoods on #futurefoodtrends, @EthyLevy, Founder of @BridgeHub on how to take #foodinnovation global and @MattKovac on controlling some of the more outlandish claims around #foodfraud, #functionalfoods and dietary #healthclaims.
Tag Archives: food innovation
The State of Innovation – Food
Farmers are a pretty canny lot and constantly innovating. But whilst we have seen major changes to the agriculture system driven by mechanisation and computers in the past, we are facing a time of unprecedented change.
Food Futurists – Series 2
So its a bit overdue I know, but what with COVID 19 and all that… Anyway Im putting up here the links to Series 2 of Food Futurists, recorded at EvokeAg earlier this year. These two episodes feature interviews with Kay Hull – Chair of Agrifutures and Champion of EvokeAg – and er…me…
Podcast – Sandro Demaio
…talking with Dr Sandro Demaio, CEO of EAT, about the nutritional issues surrounding alternative protein choices.
Podcast – Thomas King
..talking with Thomas King, CEO of Food Frontier, about alternative protein options, the future global market for plant-based protein products and food sustainability.
Podcast – Jim Mullan
…talking with the CEO of SecondBite, Jim Mullan, about tackling food insecurity and waste through food rescue programs in Australia
Plastic futures
Going plastic free – all that it promises to be?
Podcast – Marco Gualtieri
… talking to the Founder and Chairman of Seeds&ChipsMarco Gualtieri about the unique and energising format of Seeds&Chips and itsContinue Reading
Future Food Fashions Trending in Milan
I recall sitting in a café back in May this year sipping a macchiato and eating a flaky pastry. Early morning in Milan was a sight, and out of the window I remember seeing the Duomo cathedral rising majestically out of the central square.
Top 10 predictions for trending food changes
PART 2 are we going to get the recipe right for future generations?