Plant-based meat made on the farm? ‘Revolutionary’ short supply chain project backed by EU

게시됨 2024년 2월 5일

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The VALPRO Path project, backed by Horizon Europe and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) funds, is working on making plant-based meat production more sustainable. The project aims to shorten supply chains, process plant-based raw materials locally, and create high-value ingredients from diverse protein crops. A commercial partner in Italy is developing a plant-based burger using local lentils and chickpeas. The project also seeks to boost the profitability of protein crops at the farm level through specific on-farm technologies.
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Compared to conventional meat production, plant-based burgers, sausages, and bacon products are considered significantly more sustainable. According to research​, plant-based meat substitutes have on average 50% lower environmental impact. But could production of plant-based meat alternatives be made more sustainably still? A new project in Italy is investigating whether shorter supply chains can help develop sustainable business opportunities and add value for farmers. The VALPRO Path project, co-funded by Horizon Europe and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) funds, aims to direct food chain actors towards more sustainable plant protein production for food and feed. Five Innovation Production Systems (IPSs) will be explored across the EU, including IPS1 in Italy under the leadership of the University of Turin. Its ambition is to shorten supply chains, bring added value closer to the farm, and set new standards for industry. By processing plant-based raw materials locally or even ...

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