Consumers can now tickle their taste buds with new nature-mind food and drink products. Allen mcArthur Foundation,
“Big Food Redigine Challenge” invited those entering the existing items to re-designing- or using the traditional economy principles to make new constructions completely newly constructed Helps revive nature by incorporating principles such as impact and regenerative methods.
The challenge launched in partnership with the UK-based non-profit Sustainable Food Trust received more than 400 applications from ambitious producers, start-ups, suppliers and retailers worldwide and resulted in 141 successful products of 57 companies in 12 countries in 12 countries As a result.
Chips made of phonio, a permanent grain from West Africa; Banana snacks that include the use of peel; And the “Cloud Forest Crunchies” which includes a diverse range of agroporesury content, is one of the innovative concepts of US-based companies.
The New York Climate was first teased in the week, these and other products will be available online and via selected retailers in spring 2025.
Launched in May 2023 with the support of Schmidt Family Foundation and Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, challenge highlighted a video series to create new products to create new products through “Redijing Food: Behind the Curtain” which Kenya has highlighted From Mexico’s producers incorporates Britain.
Brooklyn, working with Hovood in New York, the foundation is capable of using data to support and support participants in measuring and improving its environmental impact.
Jonquill Hackberg, Chief Executive Officer of Ellen McArther Foundation, Hakberg said, “To revive nature is at the center of the circular economy and is important to deal with the loss of climate change and biodiversity.” “How we produce and consume food, one of the most powerful methods we can and the products of the challenge have shown that it is possible.”
Hackberg said, “By rethinking the material and their production, the participants demonstrated that through deliberate design options, we can produce food that helps nature to flourish – opposite to today’s current food system which Nature goes to meet our needs. Now we have shown what is possible, it is time to take bold steps and create a new food system that is better for people, nature and climate.
The Ellen McArther Foundation is an international NGO whose mission is to intensify infection in a circular economy to deal with some of the biggest challenges of our time, such as climate change, biodiversity loss, waste and pollution.
“Circular is worth gaining in the food system,” said Vendi Schmid, co-founder and president of the Schmidt Family Foundation. “Big Food Redigine Challenge has displayed that we can make delicious foods that are good for farmers and producers, good for the planet, good for our health – and good for business. We can re -create the food system, from seed to shelf, eliminate waste in production and consumption and provide nutritious food to benefit both people and planets. ,
The project also unveiled a new “Nature in Mind” logo, which gave both the retailers both in-store and online an opportunity to identify food and drinks selected as part of the challenge.
To support the challenge or see a complete list of selected products, please see Nature in mind,
About Ellen McArther Foundation
Launched in 2010, Ellen McArther Foundation works with a network of private and public sector decision making, as well as academia, capacity building, associate opportunities and design and circular economy initiatives and solutions To develop. Depending on renewable energy, a spherical economy was driven by designed to eliminate waste, transmit products and materials at its highest price and revive nature, to create flexibility and prosperity for business, environment and people goes.
About Schmid Family Foundation
Established in 2006 by Eric and Wendy Schmidt, the Schmidt Family Foundation works to restore a balanced relationship between people and the planet. Foundation partners with communities around the world, renewable energy, flexible food systems, healthy oceans and human rights, through grants and investment.
The Schmit Family Foundation is at the core of the working organizations of Eric and Wendy Schmit and working to make the world healthy, flexible and safe for all.
