The Vitafoods Insights Podcast

This month, Vitafoods Insights focuses on bone and health, including market growth, innovations and opportunities. Tune in to hear more!  Guests: ·       Monica Gomez, marketing manager at Bioiberica·       Xavier Berger, global market manager,joint and mobility at Gnosis by LesaffreHyperlink to mentioned resources: Grand View ResearchVitafoods Insights thematic panel discussions Vitafoods Insights industry reports

Increasing calls for transparency in the supply chain are driving brands and suppliers into greater collaboration and dialogue around sourcing.Driven by regulatory requirements, consumer demand, and myriad other influences, companies are seeking ways to optimize how they collect and share information. As part of Vitafoods Insights Virtual Expo Europe, an expert panel discussed the opportunities for the ways companies can optimize the way they collect and share information around sustainability and sourcing. In this podcast version, we share the insights of Juliette Barre, director of enterprise sales at Sourcemap; João Brites, director of growth and innovation at HowGood; Dan McGlynn, senior account executive at TraceGains; and Miranda Murphy, principal consultant at SedexTune in to hear more about: What companies need to do to ensure they can meet regulatory requirements around the globe.Understanding the biggest risk in responsible sourcing, and how companies should be managing those risks.Exploring the ‘say-do’ gap with consumers, and understanding the right way to communicate about sustainability.Questions to ask about tech solutions when making the decision to use those tools to enhance sustainability reporting.Guests: Juliette Barre, director of enterprise sales, SourcemapJoão Brites, director of growth and innovation, HowGoodDan McGlynn, senior account executive, TraceGainsMiranda Murphy, principal consultant, SedexClick here to listen to our other Sustainability Series podcast episodesIf you like the show, make sure to subscribe and follow the Vitafoods Insights podcast. Feel free also to recommend the show to a friend that you think would enjoy it.

This month, Vitafoods Insights focuses on women's health, including market growth, trends and opportunities, but also its challenges and industry concerns, such as gender parity. Women represent the primary consumer group with purchasing behaviour power, yet most nutraceuticals' focus is male. How can the nutraceutical industry address the challenges behind women's health? What are the opportunities for this market to grow? Why should stakeholders pay better attention to women's health? Tune in to hear more!Guest Lorena Carboni, senior scientific communications specialist, Genosis by LesaffreFeatured voicesHeather Granato, VP of sustainability & partnerships, food EMEA at Informa Markets and President at Women In Nutraceuticals (WIN)Dr Annie George, head of science & research, Biotropics Malaysia Kriti Chaudhary, head – business development, Vedic Lifesciences Nyx Chong, business development & marketing lead APAC, Kyowa Hakko Bio SingaporeHyperlink to mentioned resources:Grand View ResearchVitafoods Asia 2022 panel video: Addressing gender parity in science & researchVitafoods Insights thematic panel discussionsVitafoods Insights industry reportsIf you like the show, make sure to subscribe and follow the Vitafoods Insights podcast. Feel free also to recommend the show to a friend you think would enjoy it.To learn more about sponsorship opportunities, click here and make sure to check our media kit.

Consumers are realizing ‘what’s good for the planet is good for me,’ and adjusting their consumption patterns accordingly; sustainability is a requirement for ‘healthy’ products.This holistic view of sustainability means companies have an opportunity to embed sustainability into every aspect of their products—from ideation and sourcing through go-to-market strategy and messaging. Understanding which aspects of sustainability resonate most strongly with consumers can ensure brands are mindful of their footprint on the planet, and can ensure products meet the demands of a changing marketplace. In this podcast, Julie Johnson of HealthFocus International explores consumer attitudes and actions towards the environment and sustainability, and what to expect across the globe in the healthy products marketplace.Tune in to hear more about: Why the global omega-3 market is ripe for change, and the potential positives on the climate.How companies can assess their full lifecycle impact to determine their sustainability footprint.Inspirational concepts around the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and opportunities for firms to align their business strategy for a net positive result.Consumer engagement strategies and the broad appeal of omega-3s to all ages.Guest: Julie Johnson, general manager, HealthFocus InternationalClick here to listen to our other Sustainability Series podcast episodes.If you like the show, make sure to subscribe and follow the Vitafoods Insights podcast. Feel free to also recommend the show to a friend who you think would enjoy it.

Consumers’ growing awareness and proactive measures to boost their immune systems have been key drivers for the increased demand for immunity-related supplements.The immune health and supplements market interest are on the rise, with proactive and preventive health being of great concern for consumers looking to boost overall immunity and holistic health short- and long-term. This month, Vitafoods Insights focuses on immune health, including market growth, drivers and trends. Tune in to hear more! GuestAntoine Vanhove, product manager at Gnosis by Lesaffre Featured voicesEmma Schofield, associate director for food science at MintelAlwine Kardinaal, expertise leader in nutrition and health at NIZOMike Hughes, head of research & insight at FMCG GurusNicole Jansen, team manager insights & innovation at Innova Market InsightsHyperlink to mentioned sources: Grand View Research2021 – 2022: Industry Reflections & Predictions – The Vitafoods Insights PodcastVitafoods Asia 2022:Mike Hughes’ presentation: Proactive health in an era of increased health consciousness in Asia-Pacific Nicole Jansen’s presentation: Health & wellness trends: Reductionism, naturalism and functionalism Vitafoods Insights thematic panel discussionsVitafoods Insights industry reportsIf you like the show, make sure to subscribe and follow the Vitafoods Insights podcast. Feel free also to recommend the show to a friend you think would enjoy it.To learn more about sponsorship opportunities, click here and make sure to check our media kit.

While the health benefits of long-chain omega-3 fatty acids are increasingly recognised, the challenges posed by sourcing exclusively from fish are also on the radar, opening up opportunities for innovation.In fact, these long-chain omega-3s come to the fish themselves via algae, which has prompted great interest over years in how algal production could be optimised to deliver these beneficial health ingredients in a more sustainable way. Over the past five years, Vaxa has worked to take advantage of power from the Hellisheidi Power Station in Iceland to power a unique, closed-loop, controlled aquaculture facility. The indoor growth platform uses machine learning technology for controlled, scaleable, fresh microalgae production. This summer, Vaxa launched a consumer products division—Örlo Nutrition; the name is derived from a unique combination of Icelandic words: Örlog meaning ‘fate’ (fortune, destiny) and Ör derived from ‘micro.’ In this podcast, Corrina Bellizzi shares more about Vaxa’s journey, the sustainability story, and the potential for growth in this market.Tune in to hear more about: Why the global omega-3 market is ripe for change, and the potential positives on the climate.How companies can assess their full lifecycle impact to determine their sustainability footprint.Inspirational concepts around the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and opportunities for firms to align their business strategy for a net positive result.Consumer engagement strategies and the broad appeal of omega-3s to all ages.Guest: Corrina Bellizzi, head of sales & marketing, Örlo NutritionClick here to listen to our other Sustainability Series podcast episodes.If you like the show, make sure to subscribe and follow the Vitafoods Insights podcast. Feel free to also recommend the show to a friend who you think would enjoy it.

Botanicals’ increased consumer demand, sustainability and supply chain considerations and market constraints. Rich in antioxidants and phenolic compounds, botanicals continue to spark consumer interest and market growth. This month, Vitafoods Insights focuses on botanicals, including market growth, innovation, and supply chain and climate change challenges. Feature voices:·       David Foreman, The Herbal Pharmacist® ·       Sam Zheng, Huisong Pharmaceuticals·       Tarun Prajapati, Cultivator Natural ProductsHyperlink to mentioned sources: ·       Grand View Research·       Future Market Insights·       Nutritional Outlook·       NutraIngredients USA·       Vitafoods Insights thematic panel discussions·       Vitafoods Insights industry reports

Defining sustainability across the sports nutrition sector means considering issues from upcycling and human rights into packaging and inspiration in research.Consumers across the globe are taking more of an interest in a healthy and active lifestyle, often fuelled by the use of sports nutrition products. How this aligns to the concurrent growth in sustainability and transparent sourcing is a critical issue for the sports nutrition industry to grow long-term. The European Specialist Sports Nutrition Alliance (ESSNA) is the voice of the responsible sports nutrition sector in Europe, and recently rolled out its ‘Lifting the Planet’ sustainability pledge. Encompassing commitments around clean energy transition, circular packaging, sustainable ingredient sourcing, and much more, the move solidifies ESSNA’s desire to accelerate the industry’s transition to sustainability. In this podcast, Terence O’Rorke, business development manager at LGC Assure and a vice chair of ESSNA, speaks to the role of sustainability in the sports and active nutrition industry, and the opportunities that lie ahead.Tune in to hear more about:Steps that the sports nutrition industry is taking to reduce its environmental footprint.The potential for alternative proteins to support the health and sustainability needs of consumers.What the sustainability focus on diversity and inclusion means to serving female athletes.Considerations around responsible sourcing in a global market.Guest: Terence O’Rorke, vice chair, European Specialist Sports Nutrition Alliance (ESSNA)If you like the show, make sure to subscribe and follow the Vitafoods Insights podcast. Feel free also to recommend the show to a friend that you think would enjoy it.

Increased consumer awareness around health and nutrition, sustainable proteins, lifestyle choices, and environmental and animal welfare concerns supports plant-based market growth. The plant-based nutrition market is witnessing incremental growth as consumers seek solutions that optimise their health and nutrition and put the planet first. This month, Vitafoods Insights focuses on plant-based nutrition, including market drivers, trends, sustainable considerations, challenges and opportunities – tune in to hear more! Guests Tony Gay, Technical Sales Director, Nutrition at PrinovaHeather Granato, VP of Sustainability and Partnerships, Informa Markets Hyperlink to mentioned resources: Grand View ResearchAllied Market Research Future Market InsightsVitafoods Insights industry reports

With a new philanthropic endeavor funneling more funds into social projects and a continued focus on sustainability in the supply chain, GC Rieber is setting a high bar.ESG is becoming increasingly important across the global nutraceutical supply chain. Companies are looking to partner with organisations that are committed to social change, sustainable practices, and innovation in ingredients. Since its founding in the 1870s, GC Rieber has focused on ways to embed ‘doing good’ into the company’s core business, starting the GC Rieber Foundation in 1929 to support an array of cultural and scientific projects. Further, the company remains family-owned, with Paul-Christian Rieber serving as the fourth generation running the organisation. In this podcast, Rieber speaks to the company’s founding purpose, guiding vision and opportunities to extend its business for good into the future.Tune in to hear more about:Why companies across the supply chain should partner to ‘create joint futures.’Developing the next generation of leaders to transform business.Increasing the focus on the UN Global Compact and its universal principles.Ways to put sustainability at the heart of business.Guest: Paul-Christian Rieber, CEO, GC Rieber Group; chairman, GC Rieber VivoMegaClick here to listen to our other Sustainability Series podcast episodesIf you like the show, make sure to subscribe and follow the Vitafoods Insights podcast. Feel free also to recommend the show to a friend that you think would enjoy it.For more content from Vitafoods Insights, make sure to check our website:  https://www.vitafoodsinsights.com    To learn more about sponsorships opportunities, click here and make sure to check our media kit.

Awareness and education around mental health and holistic wellbeing are raised among consumers across all demographics looking to maintain optimal health. Consumers seek holistic solutions to support their overall health, including their brain, cognitive and mental health. The cognitive health market is booming and expected to witness continued growth, opening commercial opportunities for brands to support consumers with better quality sleep, alleviate anxiety and depression symptoms, and optimise cognitive functions. This month, Vitafoods Insights focuses on cognitive health, including market drivers, trends, and consumers' demands. Tune in to hear more about: Cognitive and brain health market growthMarket driversConsumer's insights Market opportunities + more Guests: Zakaria Benmerzouga, Global Product Manager for Nutraceutical Ingredients at LubrizolMaggie McNamara, Marketing Director at GencorFeatured voices: David Foreman, The Herbal Pharmacist Julia Wiebe, Managing Director at red otcHyperlink to mentioned resources: Grand View Research Allied Market Research 2021 - 2022: Industry Reflections & PredictionsVitafoods Insights industry reportsIf you like the show, make sure to subscribe and follow the Vitafoods Insights podcast. Feel free to recommend the show to a friend you think would enjoy it.For more content from Vitafoods Insights, make sure to check our website:  https://www.vitafoodsinsights.com    To learn more about sponsorship opportunities, click here and make sure to check our media kit.

For this Vitafoods Insights podcast episode, Maja Oresnik, Science & Research Director at PharmaLinea, joined us to discuss regulatory updates formulators should know about. Tune in to hear more about: Regulatory updates from European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) from a formulator's perspective How these regulatory changes affect the nutraceutical industry players and the key barriers the industry should be aware ofthe lack of clarity in this system makes formulating difficultWhat supplements formulators can do to stay on top of these changes Guest: Maja Oresnik, who's Science & Research Director at PharmaLineaIf you like the show, make sure to subscribe and follow the Vitafoods Insights podcast. Feel free also to recommend the show to a friend that you think would enjoy it.For more content from Vitafoods Insights, make sure to check our website:  https://www.vitafoodsinsights.com    To learn more about sponsorships opportunities, click here and make sure to check our media kit.

Insights on go-to-market strategy, contract manufacturing, sustainability, and Vitafoods 2022 upcoming events, Vitafoods Asia and Vitafoods Insights Virtual Expo Europe. This May, Vitafoods Insights dove into contract manufacturing and sustainability, highlighting World Environmental Day 2022 and upcoming Vitafoods 2022 events updates.Tune in to hear more about:Common mistakes brand owners make with their contract manufacturersConsumer communication and sustainability considerations of contract manufacturersWorld Environmental Day, and the intersection of sustainability, technology and nutritional bioactives from upcycling ingredients to bring benefits to human healthUpdates on Vitafoods Asia 2022 and Vitafoods Insights Virtual Expo Europe 2022Hyperlink sources:Selecting the right manufacturing partner – podcastChoosing the right manufacturing, GTM partner – videoWorld Environment DayBrightseed using AI to tap nature's 'dark matter' — podcastVitafoods Asia 2022Vitafoods Insights Virtual Expo Europe 2022 Vitafoods Speaker Portal - proposal submissions Featured voices:Cory Carter, CEO of the Carter Regulatory groupLuca Bucchini, Managing Director at Hylobates ConsultingDr Volker Schehlmann, General Manager at analyze & realizeKurt Schneider, Founder of Food + Nutrition Contract Manufacturing ConsultingSofia Elizondo, Co-founder and COO at BrightseedIf you like the show, make sure to subscribe and follow the Vitafoods Insights podcast. Feel free also to recommend the show to a friend that you think would enjoy it.For more content from Vitafoods Insights, make sure to check our website:  https://www.vitafoodsinsights.com    To learn more about sponsorships opportunities, click here and make sure to check our media kit.

At the intersection of sustainability, technology, and nutritional bioactives, Brightseed is exploring new ingredients to benefit human health.Sustainability, technology, bioactives, targeted health issues—all of these areas are seeing incremental growth in interest from industry and consumers, and they are increasingly interconnected. Brightseed sits at this intersection—founded to address the world’s health challenges with a focus on the natural world, using artificial intelligence via its Forager platform to identify new bioactive compounds and commercialize them for human health application. Most recently, it announced a $63 million Series B funding round, complementing its extension from tech into supply—commercializing one of its own discoveries. In this Vitafoods Insights podcast, Sofia Elizondo, co-founder and COO, offered insights into the company’s journey and its emphasis on the power of the plant kingdom.Tune in to hear more about:New ways that artificial intelligence is powering exploration based on research.The sustainability equation including opportunities for upcycling from current ingredients.Synergy between industry partnerships and ingredient commercialization strategies.Opportunities to increase diversity in the C-suite and its impact on business.Guest: Sofia Elizondo, co-founder and COO, BrightseedIf you like the show, make sure to subscribe and follow the Vitafoods Insights podcast. Feel free also to recommend the show to a friend that you think would enjoy it.For more content from Vitafoods Insights, make sure to check our website:  https://www.vitafoodsinsights.com    To learn more about sponsorships opportunities, click here and make sure to check our media kit.

Brands must spend the time to choose the right partner to help them go-to-market; assessing capabilities of a manufacturer is only part of the process.Food supplement brands are looking to deliver the best possible product to consumers—one with a solid formulation, grounding in science, and efficacious delivery of nutrients. One of the key considerations to doing this is connecting with the right go-to-market partner, and selecting a contract manufacturer means assessing myriad considerations. Everything from capabilities and run sizes, to regulatory compliance and certifications should be on the table. How to navigate selecting and managing manufacturing partners can make the difference between market success and failure. To offer context on the process, Cory Carter, CEO of Carter Regulatory Group, joined the Vitafoods Insights podcast. Cory has been advising companies on different matters regarding contract manufacturing, with a focus on regulatory compliance, for 20 years, and dove into these issues and more.Tune in to hear more about:Common mistakes brands make when selecting a contract manufacturing partner.Why it is critical to have a contract and quality agreement in place with your partner.The role of on-site audits and options for working with companies in different geos.Ways to assess the capabilities and fit of different manufacturers.Guest: Cory Carter, CEO, Carter Regulatory GroupIf you like the show, make sure to subscribe and follow the Vitafoods Insights podcast. Feel free also to recommend the show to a friend that you think would enjoy it.For more content from Vitafoods Insights, make sure to check our website:  https://www.vitafoodsinsights.com    To learn more about sponsorships opportunities, click here and make sure to check our media kit.

Reviewing digestive health market and clinical trial considerations in Asia with Dr Neerja Hajela from Yakult Danone India and Professor Chin-Kun Wang from Chung Shan Medical University.With digestive health products remaining a key trend for Asian consumers, who understand the benefits of preventive care when it comes to their gut health, we revisit our Vitafoods Insights Virtual Expo Asia 2022 panel discussion on clinical trial and science considerations for brand owners launching digestive health products in Asia with Dr. Neerja Hajela, Secretary at the Gut Microbiota and Probiotic Science Foundation in India & Head of Science and Regulatory Affairs at Yakult Danone India, and Dr. Chin-Kun Wang, Distinguised Professor at Chung Shan Medical University.Tune in to hear more about: The importance of the gut for overall health Microbes in the human bodyProbiotics, prebiotics and synbioticsThe role of phytochemicals Clinical evidence Synergy product formulationConsumer behaviours in Asia+ more Guests: Dr. Neerja Hajela, Secretary at the Gut Microbiota and Probiotic Science Foundation in India & Head of Science and Regulatory Affairs at Yakult Danone IndiaDr. Chin-Kun Wang, Distinguised Professor at Chung Shan Medical UniversityLooking ahead for more insights and entry strategies into the Asian, APAC region? Stay tuned for the Vitafoods Asia 2022 hybrid event later in the year. Vitafoods Asia will co-locate with Fi Asia at Queen Sirikit National Convention Center in Bangkok, Thailand, and online. The smart events will begin digitally on 26 September, and convene the in-person experience from 5 to 7 October. If you are an industry expert interested in speaking at Vitafoods Asia, we’re accepting speaker proposals through our online speaker portal. If you like the show, make sure to subscribe and follow the Vitafoods Insights podcast. Feel free also to recommend the show to a friend that you think would enjoy it.For more content from Vitafoods Insights, make sure to check our website:  https://www.vitafoodsinsights.com    To learn more about sponsorships opportunities, click here and make sure to check our media kit.

Reviewing the nutricosmetic market opportunities in Asia with Carol Zhou from Shiseido China Business Innovation & Investment, and Zarina Kanji from Alibaba Group.With inner and outer beauty being a top priority for Chinese and Asian consumers, we revisit our Vitafoods Insights Virtual Expo Asia 2022 panel discussion on beauty from within, covering market trends and considerations with Carol Zhou, Senior Vice President at Shiseido China Business Innovation & Investment, and Zarina Kanji, Business Development UK & Nordics at Alibaba Group.Tune in to hear more about: ·      The key trends driving the nutricosmetic market in China, Asia ·      Market opportunities brand owners looking to enter the Chinese market should know about ·      Marketing strategies and consumption targets·      The role of holistic beauty ·      Convenience and delivery formats preferences·      The role of influencers in marketing strategies·      How Chinese consumers perceive European health and supplement brands, why the nutricosmetic market is of interest for beauty brands·      + more Guests: ·      Carol Zhou from Shiseido China Business Innovation & Investment·      Zarina Kanji, Business Development UK & Nordics at Alibaba GroupLooking ahead for more insights and entry strategies into the Asian, APAC region? Stay tuned for the Vitafoods Asia 2022 hybrid event later in the year. Vitafoods Asia will co-locate with Fi Asia at Queen Sirikit National Convention Center in Bangkok, Thailand, and online. The smart events will begin digitally on 26 September, and convene the in-person experience from 5 to 7 October. If you are an industry expert interested in speaking at Vitafoods Asia, we’re accepting speaker proposals through our online speaker portal. If you like the show, make sure to subscribe and follow the Vitafoods Insights podcast. Feel free also to recommend the show to a friend that you think would enjoy it.For more content from Vitafoods Insights, make sure to check our website:  https://www.vitafoodsinsights.com    To learn more about sponsorships opportunities, click here and make sure to check our media kit.

Insights on some of the topics discussed at Vitafoods Europe 2022 hybrid event. This May, Vitafoods Insights dived into some key topics covered atVitafoods Europe 2022 including market overview, trends, mental wellness and wellbeing, sustainability, gender equality, among many others, some of which we explored in more depth.  Tune in to hear more about: ·       Market updates, status and sectors with greatest potential for growth ·       Mental health awareness month and its booming opportunities for the nutraceutical industry ·       European regulations – regulatory guidance for health claims around mental wellness products ·       How sustainability is driving the industry – a now must-have consideration for market success ·       How the industry can support women in nutra ·       + more Hyperlink sources:·       Women in Nutraceuticals organization·       Vitafoods YouTube ChannelFeatured voices: ·       Eric Pierce, VP of Business Insights at Informa Markets & Nutrition Business Journal ·       Isabella Davis, Senior Project Manager & Research Associate at Nutrition Business Advisors·       Jennifer Cooper, President at Alternative Laboratories·       Martin Oxley, Managing Director at Buzzback·       Nicolas Carbonnelle, Partner at Bird & Bird·       Steve French, Chief Operating Officer at the Natural Marketing Institute·       Joao Brites, Director of Growth & Innovation at HowGood·       Heather Granato, VP of content at Vitafoods·       Asma Ishaq, CEO at Modere·       Julia Wiebe, Managing Director at RED OTC·       Inger Aukrust, Co-founder and VP of R&D and Chemistry at Kappa

Upcycling is a new term highlighting the ability to make the most of surplus food waste; Alvinesa has been on this path for decades, and is accelerating its efforts.Upcycling allows firms to make the most of surplus waste, such as food waste, to incrementally add value to the supply chain. While it’s not a new concept, the term itself has taken on greater resonance in recent years as companies seek to make the most of every part of their base ingredients. From a family-owned company founded in 1948 to ‘upcycle’ spent waste of the wine making process, Alvinesa has developed into a firm devoted to exploring how to develop high value nutraceutical ingredients. In partnership with its new investors Intermedial Capital Group, and with new CEO Jordi Ferre on board, Alvinesa is extending its geographic and market reach. In this podcast, Ferre speaks to the opportunities around upcycling and the circular economy, the importance of increasing geographic reach, and how companies can extend their own journeys around sustainability.Tune in to hear more about:The concept of upcycling and opportunities to make the most of agro-waste.How using natural extraction processes can optimize ingredient positioning.Increased acquisition and geo-extension plans for Alvinesa.Inspiration for greater sustainability creativity.Guest: Jordi Ferre, CEO, Alvinesa Natural IngredientsIf you like the show, make sure to subscribe and follow the Vitafoods Insights podcast. Feel free also to recommend the show to a friend that you think would enjoy it.For more content from Vitafoods Insights, make sure to check our website:  https://www.vitafoodsinsights.com    To learn more about sponsorships opportunities, click here and make sure to check our media kit.

From chickpea to hemp and everything in between, what does the future hold for the alternative protein sector? Today, consumers are more interested in protein than ever before, with FMCG Gurus research showing that 45% worldwide now monitor their protein intake daily. But not only are more people paying attention to the amount of protein their diets are providing, a staggering 65% of global consumers are actively seeking to increase their protein intake. As a result of this prowl for protein, it’s no surprise that both animal and plant proteins are currently seeing huge demand. This month, Vitafoods Insights focuses on alternative proteins and this podcast episode deep dives into the global alternative protein market and explores some of the most exciting opportunities, alongside the most pressing challenges that an increased drive for protein brings. Hyperlink to mentioned resources: FMCG Gurus research Varun Deshpande’s keynote session at Fi GlobalFrost & Sullivan dataSiska Pottie’s panel discussion feature at Fi GlobalGuestTony Gay, Head of Technical Sales & NPD, Nutrition at Prinova Featured voicesVarun Deshpande, Managing Director of the Good Food Institute IndiaSiska Pottie, Secretary General of the European Alliance for Plant Based foodBrought to you by PrinovaIf you like the show, make sure to subscribe and follow the Vitafoods Insights podcast. Feel free also to recommend the show to a friend that you think would enjoy it.For more content from Vitafoods Insights, make sure to check our website:  https://www.vitafoodsinsights.com    To learn more about sponsorships opportunities, click here and make sure to check our media kit.