34 episodios

Helping the industry understand how it will revolutionize modern protein production and help build a healthier, more efficient, and sustainable global protein system

Protein Production Technology Podcast FPG Media

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Helping the industry understand how it will revolutionize modern protein production and help build a healthier, more efficient, and sustainable global protein system

    Special Episode: Mathys & Squire

    Special Episode: Mathys & Squire

    In this podcast, we explore the vital role of intellectual property (IP) in the rapidly expanding alternative protein industry, focusing on the protective power of patents for innovative companies. Chris Hamer and Laura Clews from Mathys & Squire provide insights into the intricacies of IP law as it relates to the food tech sector, particularly the creation and commercialization of alternative proteins.
    The conversation highlights how strong IP portfolios with patents on manufacturing processes or unique protein strains significantly boost a company's competitive edge. They discuss the legal frameworks that allow companies to protect their innovations while fostering a competitive market necessary for continuous improvement.
    Key topics include the importance of understanding existing IP rights, the strategic filing of patents to avoid litigation, and the potential of IP to facilitate collaborative innovation in creating sustainable food solutions. The case of Impossible Foods vs. Motif Foodworks is examined to underscore the complexities and strategic importance of IP in defending product uniqueness and market share. This discussion not only sheds light on the current state of IP law in food technology but also provides valuable strategies for emerging companies in the sector.

    • 41 min
    Special Episode: Potter Clarkson Interview

    Special Episode: Potter Clarkson Interview

    In this insightful episode, we delve into the complex world of intellectual property (IP) related to alternative proteins, a rapidly expanding sector due to its innovative approaches to sustainable food production. Our hosts are joined by Sara Holland and Andrew Tindall, IP experts from Potter Clarkson, who specialize in synthetic biology and alternative proteins, including cultivated meat.

    • 56 min
    EP13: Top 10 Alternative Protein Challenges

    EP13: Top 10 Alternative Protein Challenges

    In this episode of the Protein Production Technology International Podcast, a distinguished panel including Brian Sylvester of Perkins Coie, Kaitlin Grady from Clever Carnivore, Panchali Chakraborty of Givaudan, David Ziskind of Stantec, Eugene Wang from Sophie's BioNutrients, Arpad Csay of GEA Systems North America, and Kerry Rees of HGF Limited, delve into the multifaceted world of alternative proteins. The conversation traverses the landscape of sustainability, innovation, and the future prospects of the industry, underlining the sector's positive trajectory driven by global concerns over sustainability, health, and animal welfare. Challenges such as scalability, cost, and consumer perceptions are thoroughly discussed, highlighting the essential role of technological advancements and market expansion. The episode encapsulates the essence of collaboration, transparency, and strategic partnerships as indispensable tools for surmounting industry hurdles and steering the alternative proteins sector towards sustained growth and success. 

    • 1h 6 min
    EP12: Sustainable proteins from novel sources (Next Generation Proteins for a Greener Tomorrow)

    EP12: Sustainable proteins from novel sources (Next Generation Proteins for a Greener Tomorrow)

    In this episode of Protein Production Technology International, hosted by Nick Bradley, experts from around the globe gathered to discuss the transformative power of fermentation technology in creating sustainable alternative proteins. The panel, featuring industry leaders and technical consultants, dove into how fermenting proteins from sources like yeast and bacteria offers a promising solution to meet the world's growing protein needs while significantly reducing the environmental impacts associated with traditional animal agriculture. Key topics included the environmental benefits, scalability challenges, and the hurdles of regulatory approval, taste improvement, and cost reduction. The webinar emphasized the critical role of ongoing research, collaboration, and innovation in harnessing fermentation technology to sustainably feed the future population. Moreover, it highlighted the necessity of consumer acceptance and the industry's efforts to make these sustainable proteins a palatable and affordable option for global markets.

    • 1h 6 min
    Special Episode: Sue Garfitt - Protein Brewery

    Special Episode: Sue Garfitt - Protein Brewery

    In this episode of the Protein Production Technology International Podcast, join us as we engage with the insightful Sue Garfitt, CEO of the Protein Brewery. With a rich 25-year legacy in the food industry, Sue reveals the innovative strides behind 'Fermotein', their pioneering product in plant-based nutrition. From scaling production challenges to navigating global regulations, her insights shed light on the evolving landscape of sustainable food solutions. Delve into the transformative world of fungal biomass fermentation and discover the Protein Brewery's unique stance in the competitive alternative protein market. An episode not to be missed, showcasing the future of food through the lens of a visionary leader.

    • 42 min
    Special Episode: Andy Shovel - THIS™

    Special Episode: Andy Shovel - THIS™

    In this episode of the Protein Production Technology International Podcast, we engage with Andy Shovel, co-founder and CEO of THIS™, an innovator in the UK plant-based food market. Andy takes us through his unique journey from running a meat-based enterprise to becoming a leader in plant-based food innovation. He discusses the challenges and successes faced by THIS™, especially in maintaining a balance between product quality and meeting consumer health and nutrition expectations. Despite a downturn in the broader plant-based sector, THIS™ has experienced remarkable growth, credited to its effective branding, strategic marketing, and commitment to high-quality products. Andy addresses key industry challenges, including the impact of meat subsidies on pricing and ethical considerations in food production. He also shares insights into THIS™'s future plans, focusing on cautious global expansion and ongoing innovation in whole food-based meat alternatives. Tune in to this insightful episode as we delve into the evolving world of plant-based foods and the pivotal role THIS™ plays in its future.

    • 47 min

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