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Israeli dairy to produce no-cow milk products

Israel’s Central Bottling Company (CBC – a.k.a. “Coca-Cola Israel”) has signed a 10-year agreement with Israel’s leading cultured milk production company Remilk.  CBC subsidiary Tara Dairy will use Remilk’s proteins to manufacture and market no-cow yogurts, cheeses etc. https://www.calcalistech.com/ctechnews/article/almdqv8av

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Another no-cow milk company

This new Israel21c article mentions all three Israeli no-cow milk startups previously reported here. It also features a fourth – the aptly named Fantastic Farms, which is engineering plants to make milk proteins. Like the other three, it aims to … Continue reading

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Coca-Cola and no-cow milk

The Central Bottling Company, also known as Coca-Cola Israel, has signed a strategic agreement with Israeli startup Wilk (Biomilk – see here previously) to invest and collaborate with the firm to develop products based on its cultured milk technology. https://www.timesofisrael.com/coca-cola-israel-invests-in-biomilk-to-develop-cultivated-milk-products/

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More vegan milk from mushrooms

Israel’s ImaginDairy (see here previously) has partnered with one of America’s biggest biotech companies, Ginkgo Bioworks, to scale up production of ImaginDairy’s no-cow “dairy” proteins. Ginkgo’s AI capabilities will be used to create biological systems that reduce production costs. https://nocamels.com/2024/03/israeli-us-companies-unite-to-make-more-milk-from-mushrooms/

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No-cow yoghurt

Israel’s Wilk (formerly BioMilk – see here previously) has announced the successful development of the world’s first yogurt developed with cell-cultured milk fat. The concept product validates Wilk’s technology to produce cell-cultured products that are chemically identical, and have identical … Continue reading

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Cheese from soybeans

Israel’s NewMoo has joined the ranks of Israel’s no-cow milk food producers (see here for others). NewMoo generates casein proteins (80% of the proteins in milk) from soybean plants, which are turned into liquid form for animal-free cheese production. https://www.foodtechbiz.com/plant-based/newmoo-creates-casein-in-plants-for-crafting-moo-free-cheese … Continue reading

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