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

By Elaine Watson

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

A new player has emerged in the burgeoning alternative protein space touting a novel protein (‘Plentify’) sourced from a bacterium found in the human microbiome, which it claims can give traditional animal and plant proteins a run for their money.

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