GALLERY: Food tech companies to watch in 2021

By Elaine Watson

02-Dec-2020 - Last updated on 02-Dec-2020 at 23:15 GMT

From a flurry of startups using microbes – instead of plants or animals – to produce proteins, to AI-driven platforms exploring ‘the dark matter of nutrition,’ and real honey produced without bees, check out our gallery of foodtech companies to watch in 2021.

GALLERY: Food tech companies to watch in 2021

MeliBio: Real honey… minus the bees?

Conagen: Next-generation infant formula

Moolec Science: Molecular farming

Epogee: It's fat, but not as we know it, Jim

Brightseed: AI-powered startup explores ‘dark matter of nutrition’

Climax Foods: From rocket science to data science

Change is coming in the dairy aisle

New Culture: Mozzarella, without cows

Perfect Day: Greener, cleaner, kinder dairy proteins…

'Plentify' novel single cell protein ‘ludicrously efficient’ to produce vs animal protein

Plantible Foods: Plant protein that behaves like animal protein?

Apeel targets food waste with invisible skin for fresh produce

Clara Foods: ‘We’re working on the world’s most soluble protein…’

Noblegen vegan whole egg replacement features protein from ‘ancient micro-organism’

Motif FoodWorks: High-impact ingredients that could dramatically improve plant-based meat, dairy

TurtleTree Labs: Cell-cultured human breastmilk

BIOMILQ seeks to disrupt the multibillion-dollar infant formula market

Nature’s Fynd: ‘There is this growing realization that microbes are pretty damn efficient’

Geltor: Designer collagen proteins

MycoTechnology: Mycelium powered innovation

Meati Foods: ‘Urban agriculture for protein?’

Atlast… fungi-based meat

Trophic explores potential of red seaweed protein concentrate as multi-functional ingredient in plant-based meat, seafood

And finally… cell-cultured meat

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