Europe has allocated almost half a billion euros to sustainable protein sources

Published 2023년 8월 29일

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European governments have invested nearly half a billion euros in the development of sustainable plant-based and cellular meat alternatives, according to a report by the Good Food Institute. This funding aims to reduce the negative environmental impact of animal agriculture and support the production of sustainable alternatives to animal products. Countries such as Denmark and the Netherlands have broken world records by providing significant financial support to the plant-based sector, while other countries including Finland, France, and the UK are also investing in these alternatives.
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According to a new report published by the Good Food Institute (GFI), European governments have invested a total of almost half a billion euros in the development of sustainable sources of protein. EUR 477 million for the development of the sector The report of GFI, an international non-profit organization working for sustainable food production, shows that the European Union (EU) countries have allocated a total of over EUR 477 million (approx. PLN 2.12 billion) for the development of the plant-based sector meat substitutes and cellular meat. These products have a chance to significantly contribute to reducing the negative human impact on the environment, taking into account up to 92% lower greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere compared to conventional meat. The efforts of European governments are aimed at supporting the production of sustainable alternatives to various types of animal products, including seafood, eggs and milk. Funding doubles Government investment in ...
Source: Foodfakty

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