Month: August 2022

unMEAT Introduces Fish-Free Tuna, the Next Evolution in Plant-Based Food

August 31, 2022 unMEAT

unMEAT, a disruptive plant-based protein brand, announces the launch of its new fish-free tuna via online retailers and select supermarkets across the country. As the next evolution in plant-based foods, unMEAT’s fish-free tuna offers three varieties – Tuna in Sunflower Oil, Tuna in Water and Tuna Hot & Spicy – perfect for flexitarians, vegetarians, vegans or those just looking to add more plant-based foods in their diet. …

Mermade Seafoods Swims in Cell Agriculture Waters to Make Cultivated Scallops

August 31, 2022 Christine Hall, TechCrunch

Mermade Seafoods is out to disrupt the $8 billion global scallops market with its circular cellular agriculture technology approach for producing cultivated scallops. …

Aleph Farms Joins AIM for Climate as Newest Innovation Sprint Partner to Advance Cellular Agriculture

August 31, 2022 Aleph Farms

Aleph Farms, the first cultivated meat company to grow steaks directly from non-genetically engineered animal cells, announced that it has been officially recognized by the Agriculture Innovation Mission for Climate (AIM for Climate) as an Innovation Sprint Partner. …

Society of American Florists Members Elect New Board and Council Leaders

August 31, 2022 Society of American Florists

Members of the Society of American Florists have elected three new leaders to the Board of Directors, and nine new leaders to the Grower, Retailer, and Wholesaler councils. The volunteer leaders on SAF’s board and councils help shape and inform everything SAF does, from developing events and content to identifying industry challenges SAF needs to address. …

Marketing to Generation Z: 6 Ways to Share Flower Power With a New Generation

August 31, 2022 Rio Roses / Equiflor

You may have begun including millennials in your marketing efforts, which is fantastic and will pay off. Well, now it’s time to think about the next generation: Generation Z, or those born in the mid-1990s to 2000s. Sure, they may be young now, but they’ll be your customers soon enough. Most importantly, this generation makes up 27 percent of the US population and is projected to have a staggering $44 billion in buying power! …