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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

  • Discover the challenges facing mycoprotein, a sustainable and high-protein meat alternative, in gaining consumer acceptance. Despite its promise, brands like Quorn and Meati Foods face declining sales and legal issues, compounded by low consumer awareness and misconceptions. Explore how new strategies, such as hybrid products and consumer education, aim to reposition mycoprotein as a mainstream choice. Can these efforts overcome the barriers and shift consumer perceptions?
  • Discover how premiumisation is transforming the global confectionery market, driving innovation, consumer demand, and a projected $68bn valuation by 2033.
  • Kensing's Sunvasterol, a novel sunflower-based plant sterol, receives EFSA approval for its cholesterol-lowering benefits, offering an allergen-free alternative to traditional soy sterols and enabling health claims on food products.
  • Following the changes to the EUDR, which reduce due diligence requirements for downstream operators, what will be the impact on operators? Compliance may cost slightly less, but the burden of data collection will not ease for either upstream or downstream operators.