Episode 65: The Alternative Protein Debate: live from Australia's first virtual, national agtech meetup
Agtech - So What?22 Huhti 2020

Episode 65: The Alternative Protein Debate: live from Australia's first virtual, national agtech meetup

Coming to you live from Australia's first national, virtual AgTech Meetup, this episode explores what alternative proteins are, how big they'll become, and whether this is a pending disruption or untapped opportunity for agriculture.
Panelists included:

  • Catherine Tubb- chemistry PhD and Research Fellow at RethinkX
  • Paul Wood- internationally recognized veterinary immunologist, inventor, and Chairman at AusBiotech
  • George Peppou- chef and CEO/Co-founder at cellular ag company VOW Foods

In this episode, we cover:
  • The different types of alternative proteins, from plant-based to cultured meat;
  • What’s driving their cost, and when it will come down;
  • When they'll hit the market, and how much market share they’ll get; and
  • What all this means for farmers, investors, and consumers.

This meetup was co-hosted by us (AgThentic) alongside SproutX and Platfarm.
Check out our website for the live video, slides, and more resources.

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