"ProProtein-2021" Forum & Expo
Trends and technologies in the production and use of new food proteins: cultured meat, plant meat, insects.
September 23, 2021 in Holiday Inn Lesnaya hotel in Moscow.
Who will attend:
- Ìanufacturers, importers and processors of soybeans, sunflower meal, peas, rapeseed and other vegetable proteins.
- Manufacturers of protein for functional food.
- Animal feed producers
- Manufacturers of food products
| Please take note:Forum & Expo "ProteinTek"
Trends and technologies in the production and use of feed proteins on September 22, 2021 in Holiday Inn Lesnaya in Moscow. |
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It made that prediction when announcing backing for a new research project on its SCP product to the tune of €1.3m from the Green Development and Demonstration Program, a funding initiative under the Danish Ministry for Food, Fisheries, Equal Opportunities and Nordic Cooperation.
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