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Meet the 35+ Pioneers Driving the Next Wave of Food Innovation in London Next Month
Next month, Future Food-Tech London brings together the breakthrough innovators who are leading the next generation of food-tech. 
Explore July's latest deals, partnerships, innovations, and strategic initiatives that are shaping the future of food
As food-tech continues to advance at speed, innovators around the globe are reshaping the way we grow, make, and experience food. Here’s a snapshot of some of the most compelling developments making headlines this month:
Regulating the Future of Food
How New Policies Are Shaping Industry Growth, Innovation Funding, and the Scale-Up of Biotechnology
Explore June’s latest deals, partnerships, innovations, and strategic initiatives that are shaping the future of food
With the food-tech landscape evolving rapidly, trailblazers worldwide are transforming how we produce, process, and enjoy our food. Here’s a quick round-up of some of the most exciting updates making waves this month:
Start-Up Success: BlakBear
A past exhibitor at Future Food-Tech London, BlakBear is tackling food waste and quality assurance head-on with smart, scalable technology built for the future of the food supply chain.

Food Navigator News

  • Mondelēz International's venture capital arm, Snackfutures, spoke to us at Future Food Tech earlier this year about what it looks for from food tech stat-ups it invests in.
  • Barry Callebaut teams up with Planet A Foods to develop ChoViva, a sustainable, cocoa-free chocolate made from local ingredients like sunflower seeds. The move comes amid rising cocoa costs and climate concerns, positioning the company for future growth while exploring innovative chocolate solutions.
  • As sustainability wanes, other trends - hybrid meat, GLP-1-friendly products, even clean water - come to the fore. But investment in food tech overall is becoming more discerning, asking for a greater guarantee of profitability before investment.
  • Danone has dropped Nutri-Score from its labels, sparking public criticism from the scheme’s creators over sugar content and health claims in drinkable yoghurts.