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The market for sustainable pet food solutions has never been hotter.Cultivated meat and fermentation-derived protein companies are attracting investment and rolling out new products for our furry friends, and one of the largest players in the pet food space is doubling down on its hunt for low-carbon innovations.

The market for sustainable pet food solutions has never been hotter.Cultivated meat and fermentation-derived protein companies are attracting investment and rolling out new products for our furry friends, and one of the largest players in the pet food space is doubling down on its hunt for low-carbon innovations.

The market for sustainable pet food solutions has never been hotter.Cultivated meat and fermentation-derived protein companies are attracting investment and rolling out new products for our furry friends, and one of the largest players in the pet food space is doubling down on its hunt for low-carbon innovations.

The market for sustainable pet food solutions has never been hotter.Cultivated meat and fermentation-derived protein companies are attracting investment and rolling out new products for our furry friends, and one of the largest players in the pet food space is doubling down on its hunt for low-carbon innovations.

Finnish startup Onego Bio and its lawyers “should be sanctioned” for filing “improper duplicative litigation based on knowingly false factual allegations”, The Every Company stated in a new motion submitted in a Delaware court.

The EU is backing a three-year project to convert food industry byproducts into healthy and sustainable protein via mycelium fermentation.

Enifer, a food tech startup producing proteins from mycelium, has entered the canine nutrition space through a new partnership with Rovio Pet Foods.

A glass (of milk) half-full or half-empty?You can view the Chilean Supreme Court’s decision either way, but it brings an end to a nearly five-year legal battle between the dairy industry and food tech firm NotCo.

Plant-based meat giant Impossible Foods has been asked by a federal judge to compensate health influencer Joel Runyon for attorneys’ fees after the latter won a trial over his company’s use of the ‘Impossible’ name.