Must all food innovation be high-tech? More ‘immediate’ changes needed beyond alternative proteins – expert panel

By Pearly Neo

09-Jan-2024 - Last updated on 09-Jan-2024 at 03:34 GMT

The food and beverage sector will need to focus on making more ‘immediate’ changes beyond just creating a novel protein supply in order to address sustainability and overall supply chain challenges, according to industry experts.

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