Steakholder Foods Signs Six Commercial LOIs with International Players; Receives Prestigious Industry Awards

November 18, 2024 Steakholder Foods

The six LOIs span various international markets and showcase Steakholder Foods’ increasing footprint in the alternative protein sector. Each agreement involves the anticipated sale of the company’s advanced 3D printing systems and/or proprietary premix blends, a combination that enables partners to produce high-quality, scalable plant-based foods.

AQUA Fish-Free Seafood Makes a Splash on Restaurant Menus

November 14, 2024 AQUA Cultured Foods

AQUA Tuna is vegan, allergen-free, pregnancy-safe, and packed with fiber. Along with AQUA Scallops, the fermentation-derived products are free of microplastics, mercury, and everything in between. Plus, they offer a six-week shelf life refrigerated—in stark contrast to the three or four-day window for conventional seafood.

Turning the Tide: Sushi Mislabeling has Declined in L.A. Restaurants, LMU Study Finds

November 14, 2024 Loyola Marymount University

The findings, published in the international journal Food Control, offer reasons for optimism following 10 years of research and lab testing, and extensive collaboration among academics, government agencies, and industry stakeholders, including restaurants and fisheries.

LAXEY and Baader Sign Agreement for Processing Equipment for a Land-Based Aquaculture Facility in Vestmannaeyjar

November 14, 2024 LAXEY

The agreement marks a milestone for both companies, as they look to strengthen their positions in Iceland’s rapidly growing land-based aquaculture market. For LAXEY, the partnership is crucial in securing equipment and production technology that will support its plans for high-quality products aimed at the international market.

The Blue-Green Sustainable Proteins of Seaweed May Soon Be on Your Plate

The so-called protein shift – switching from red meat to more sustainable and healthy protein sources – is a way to reduce the climate impact of food production while providing everyone with a nutritious diet. Many alternative protein sources, mainly based on pea, soy and mushroom, are common in our grocery stores. But all the vegetarian protein that is found under the sea is still an untapped source.