by Michael Pellman Rowland
Originally published on: urbanette.com
We all love food, right? I mean, it’d be weird if you didn’t enjoy biting into your favorite foods three times a day (or more, if you’re me!).
by L'Atelier - San Francisco
Originally published on: www.atelier.net
Cellular agriculture enables production of animal protein without the need to raise and manage livestock. This is an alternative which could help meet the challenges facing the agricultural…
If you’ve ever walked into the alternative milk aisle at your grocery store, you might know the feeling of overwhelming choices.
The dairy case used to be packed with cow milk. These days, it’s full of alternatives like soy, almond, cashew, and rice. And if you’re looking for protein in your milk, the plant-based options..
by Ryan Caldbeck
Originally published on: www.forbes.com
It’s rare when one of the biggest sectors of our economy experiences massive change. The change is so pervasive, it can sometimes fly under the radar since it’s constantly happening right under…
Let’s face it: like most enjoyable things in 2016, ordering almond milk has become embarrassingly basic.
The newest entrant into the white-hot alternative milk game is Ripple, a yellow split-pea-based concoction that has already made the industry sit up, take notice, giggle at the name, and then say..
by Scott Martin
Originally published on: www.wsj.com
Emeryville, Calif.-based Ripple Foods, formed by Adam Lowry and Neil Renninger, is the developer of a plant-based, milk-like beverage that offers more protein than rice or almond drinks.
Ripple Foods, a maker of dairy-free milk, has been served up $30 million in Series B funding led by GV.
by Amy Height
Originally published on: www.dermstore.com
We chatted with holistic health coach Emily Nachazel to get her insider predictions for what’ll be the hottest (and coolest) dishes this summer…
For thousands of years, we’ve relied on animals to turn plants into meat. Steaks, burgers, and chicken are staples of the American diet…
A reimagined capitalism requires a new kind of corporate leader—and a willingness to balance private incentives with public good. Today, a growing number of public company CEOs are going off the…