Introduction
The global food industry is undergoing a continuous shift towards the utilisation of alternative proteins driven by the urgent need to address environmental sustainability, ethical concerns, and the growing demand for nutritious food to feed an increasing population. However, developing alternative proteins without relying on animals, through precision fermentation, presents its own significant challenges. Achieving the desired nutritional profiles, scaling up production, consumer acceptance, and ensuring consistency across batches are just some of the major hurdles that the industry faces. As such, conventional approaches alone may not be sufficient to meet the demands of this rapidly evolving market.
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