New Food Invest 2023
Asia / Pacific
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Re-shaping the future of food: innovation meets investment

New Food Invest

The New Food Invest is a global conference series focused exclusively on bringing together animal-free food start-ups, key stakeholders and investors.
Every New Food Invest has a specific geographical focus.

New Food Invest 2023 -
Asia / Pacific
Date:  15 February 2023,
6:00 am - 11:30 am CET
The New Food Invest APAC will bring together international plant-based and cultured-food businesses, investors and venture capitalists to benefit from the growth of the alternative protein sector in the Asia-Pacific region.
   Programme NFI 2023

The New Food Invest provides a platform for strategic investors to connect to some of the most promising startups in the alternative protein space, such as alternative meat, seafood, and dairy startups.

Key focus areas

Protein alternatives for meat, fish, egg, and dairy
Innovative plant-based food products
Cell-based proteins
Institutional investor scene
Venture Capital insights
International participants
High-profile entrepreneurs, decision-makers, and investors - connect with the biggest and the best
Networking opportunities
Exclusive online mixer & digital networking opportunities
Startups
Carefully selected startups

New Food Invest 2022

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Today’s programme completely exceeded our expectations. About 400 participants from the world’s most exciting food startups coming together in one space with the world’s most forward-thinking investors. This is how you change the global food system.

Jens Tuider
International Director, ProVeg International

The world’s first New Food Invest has brought together a large number of high level investors with unique start-ups in key regions. We will see the fruits of this legendary matchmaking in the alternative protein sector in years to come.

Claire Smith
CEO Beyond Investing and Co-Founder Beyond Animal

Most dairy players are integrating into their growth strategy more and more plant-based options. After milk and yogurt, plant-based cheese is a huge growth avenue in the dairy alternative space. The future is very exciting on that side.

Jean-Francois Hurel
Chief Investment Officer at Danone Manifesto Ventures

Not every solution needs to be a deeptech solution, I would encourage (entrepreneurs) to think about the myriad of pain points in our food system.

Josh Tetrick
CEO of Eat Just

It will not go backwards, it will only scale, and the more people that jump into it and do it well, the better.

Heather Mills
CEO at VBites

I am excited to see the power shift in our food system towards the consumers. It used to be that the food industry controlled and drove our choices. Now we see consumers drive the explosion in plant-based foods. It is a very exciting time to be part of this movement.

Seth Goldman
Chief Change Agent at Eat The Change

The financing is available and the rewards for both the entrepreneurs, and the investors, that will bring the next generation 2.0 solutions to market are really sizable.

Eric Archambeau
CIO Astanor Ventures

Altogether (animal alternatives) forms an enormous total addressable market of, we estimate, 5 trillion US-dollars, or around a quarter of the size of the US economy.

Jim Mellon
Director, Agronomics

We’re still in the first or second innings, if you look at household penetration, in vegan cheese only 2%, so a huge percentage of the population still don’t know that plant alternatives exist, I think we have another 10-15 years of really solid growth in this arena, before we are where plant-based milk is today.

Miyoko Schinner
CEO of Miyoko’s Creamery

What is surprising is how slow big companies join the movement. We need to get those elephants in the room to have a bigger impact.

Alan Hahn
CEO at MycoTechnology, Inc.

We’re all excited by more activity in the space, in anything we are way below 1% of the total investment opportunity, there’s a lot more to come. Large multinational food and pharma are getting in, and it’s good for all of us.

Lou Cooperhouse
CEO of BlueNalu

If you give someone a hamburger from Beyond Meat and he or she likes it, that is a win and that is what we are trying to do for all products.

Dan Altschuler Malek
Unovis Asset Management and New Crop Capital

You could say there is a wall of capital (entering the space) at the moment, but we need investment to integrate vertically into our supply chain, and produce not only cheap products but healthy products.

Morten Toft Bech
Founder, Meatless Farm

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