More Peas, Please: Rethinking Meat and the Future of Protein
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For thousands of years, we’ve relied on animals to turn plants into meat. Steaks, burgers, and chicken are staples of the American diet. The sustainable food movement that gave rise to grass-fed beef and free-range chicken is now going a step further—a big step further—with the introduction of plant-based, mass-market solutions to replace animal protein. Are these new protein sources poised to transform the global food system? Will laboratory-grown meat be the next solution that will sate the world’s appetite for animal protein? Or is there no substitute for a sizzling slab of beef for the true meat lover?
Speakers
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Corby KummerExecutive Director of the Food and Society Program at the Aspen Instit... -
Patrick BrownFounder and CEO, Impossible Foods; Founder, Lyrical Foods; Co-Founder... -
Ethan BrownFounder of Beyond Meat -
Wendy MitchellFounder and Cheese Maker, Avalanche Cheese Company, Meat and Cheese Re... -
Adam LowryCo-Founder and Co-CEO, Ripple Foods
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