A huge thank you to the Food & Beverage Innovation Forum (FBIF) in Shanghai for having me. It was an honor to be part of this fantastic event and to lead discussions on the future of food tech and sustainability.
🥗 Impressions from the Food & Beverage Innovation Forum (FBIF) in Shanghai last week! FoodLabs' Founding Partner, Christophe Maire, joined the third day of the forum, leading the charge on discussions on the future of food- and biotech. In this keynote "Navigating the Foodtech Revolution: Bioeconomy as Key to Global Food Security", he emphasized the role of bioeconomy and cutting-edge science and its potential to solve some of the biggest food and climate challenges. In addition to his keynote, Christophe moderated two panel discussions: 🔬 "From Lab to Table: Turning Food Tech to Popular Products" – diving into the commercialization of cutting-edge food technologies, together with industry experts like Tatjana Krampitz (New Food GEA Food), Dr Andy Zhe Zeng (Danone Research & Innovation), Jason Cohen (Simulacra Synthetic Data Studio), and Nandita Prabhu (Givaudan). They explored strategies for identifying the most promising food tech innovations and ensuring their successful commercialization in the market. 🍃 "Sustainable Business Models Driven by Technological Innovation" – exploring the path to global sustainability through tech advancements together with Dr. Mazen Rizk (Infinite Roots®), Dr. Jiaolong Meng (East China Normal University), Sebastien Bregeaud (Notpla). We were also excited to see our portfolio founder, Mazen Rizk, take the stage to share his visionary insights with Infinite Roots® and discuss the power of mycelium fermentation for a sustainable food future. A huge thank you to Food & Beverage Innovation Forum (FBIF) for having us, and to our speakers, panelists, and attendees for their invaluable contributions. #FBIF2024 #FoodTech #Innovation #FutureOfFood #Bioeconomy
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2dFBIF sounds interesting. Thanks for sharing about it