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ALTERNATIVE PROTEINS 

WHY ALTERNATIVE PROTEINS ARE THE NEW FOOD TREND 

Published By Moushumi Mahanta | 27 Sep, 2024

Alternative Proteins 

Smart or alternative proteins are derived from algae, fungi, and insects, or produced through methods such as fermentation and lab-grown cell cultivation.
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Lower Carbon Footprint 

The carbon footprint of alternative proteins is lower while providing the same level of nutrients.
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Sustainable 

Seen as a sustainable solution to meet the increasing demand for protein, alternative proteins offer a humane and ethical option due to their stringent food safety measures.
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India's Rank 

India ranks among the top five leading producers of smart proteins, including pulses, millets, chickpeas, rice, and soybeans.
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Alt Protein Supplies 

India has the potential to become a leading supplier of protein inputs such as protein-rich concentrates, isolates, and flours.
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Alt Protein Manufacturing Ecosystem 

India has the potential to develop an alternative protein manufacturing ecosystem due to its vast agricultural land, abundant labour, and unique flavours.
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Government Initiative

The government is acknowledging the potential of alternative proteins and may consider launching awareness campaigns.
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