Food Information Hub

Stay up-to-date with the latest news and updates in the food industry right here on our blog. From insights on food waste reduction strategies to innovative technologies transforming the way we tackle sustainability, we cover it all.

Fungi-Based Protein (Mycoprotein): The New Meat Phenomenon

When the topic of fungi crosses the mind of most people, they associate it with edible mushrooms like portobello or shiitake. Some may think of fungi’s other uses, such as fermentation or food spoilage. But did you know that it can become a source of protein?

The Six Tipping Points of Earth that Could End Humanity

As Earth's average temperature is rising at an alarming rate, climate change can slowly cause the end of humankind. The temperature rise is due to the outcomes of human activities, such as drilling for fossil fuels and mass manufacturing production, which produces heat-trapping greenhouse gases.

Targeting Malnutrition with Food Fortification

Malnutrition is not uncommon in this day and age. Malnutrition is widespread worldwide but in some areas more than others. To tackle this global issue, patients must intake nutrients through food or supplements. Therefore, food fortification is beneficial in tackling and hopefully eradicating malnutrition.

A New Dimension of Food: 3-D Printed Food

The choice of customizing food enables the individual to pick what they like; in addition, reducing food waste helps save money and lowers the carbon footprint. What if food was 3-D printed? Is it possible?

The Colors of Hydrogen: White Hydrogen, a Solution to Climate Change?

Hydrogen is colorless, but why can it be myriad of colors? Essentially, these colors are used to color code the variety of hydrogen produced and its origin. Hydrogen is used in industrial processes, such as “refining petroleum, treating metals, producing fertilizer and other chemicals, and processing food.”

Agriculture Revolution: Growing Food in Space

More missions to space and the development of civilization will become the future, but how do we sustain the population and astronauts?