Progress in developing novel animal-protein sources without depending on livestock is an alternative that may feed many people in 2050, or perhaps sooner. Photo: Wikimedia
A new set of options for creating edible protein have already made their way to consumers. Some ex-meat consumers have turned their backs on animal meat-based protein. Such change in behaviour led to increased demand for meat and milk alternatives. Substantial vegetable sources are used to address these needs in the form of tempeh, tofu, seitan, oat-milk, soy-milk, almond-milk, etc. Given the fact that consumers are adopting plant-protein meat and milk alternatives, progress in developing novel
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