The New Foods and How to Make them Faster, Better, Cheaper
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Most flavors and fragrances are made from petroleum, did you know that? The new technology wave is bringing forward a set of clean, natural alternatives made from waste materials and renewable sugars....
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View ArticleThe New Foods and How to Make them Faster, Better, Cheaper
9 billion people by 2050, that’s the population that the UN is telling us that we are going to have. That’s a lot of mouths to feed with the same land base - and with more urbanization, who knows how...
View ArticleThe Plant Bottle Revolution
Companies like Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Suntory, Heinz, SeaWorld and Ford have embarked on the search for technology to make a durable, clear plastic bottle entirely from renewable resources. Recently, two...
View ArticleThe New, Natural Flavors and Fragrances
Most flavors and fragrances are made from petroleum, did you know that? The new technology wave is bringing forward a set of clean, natural alternatives made from waste materials and renewable sugars....
View ArticleHot Products and Trends in the Sustainable markets
Looking beyond the headlines into the newest sustainable products and trends, such as General Mills leads $6M investment in Rhythm Superfoods Valensa and Algal Scientific commercialize microalgae for...
View ArticleFountains of Youth
From genetics to nutritional supplements, age-defying technologies are coming on-line almost every day. In this episode, we'll look at advances in product ingredients, nutrition, and health supplements...
View ArticleStuff you can make from Jet Fuel
The state of play with the development of renewable jet, and looking specifically at companies that originally (or still) aimed to make renewable jet such as TerraVia, Evolva, Amyris, Heliae and Virent...
View ArticleAmazing Stuff from Pioneering Innovators
Live from the floor of ABLC - the leadership conference for the bioeconomy - top innovators from DuPont, DSM, Algenol and Genomatica reveal and discuss the latest opportunities and targets in...
View ArticleThe Burning Questions for this season
Listeners and Digest readers have been submitting questions for this episode, in which we review with Will Thurmond the latest on new materials that are changing the world around you — and then take...
View ArticleNanocellulose, Impossible Foods and other transformational tech
Companies like American Process are reinventing materials science with the commercialization of nanocellulose, a fiber stronger than steel yet flexible, light and affordable. At the same time,...
View ArticleMore Carbon in the Soil, Less in the Sky
A deep dive into the fascinating world of ethnaol as we seek to clean our air, and then onto the fast-growing world of engineered carbon to improve our soils. In our opening segment this morning as we...
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