Unlock the future of food! Produce plant-based, cell-cultured, insect and fermentation proteins with optimized resource efficiency and cost-effectiveness. We enable a holistic approach with digital tech and end-to-end automation, empowering companies to thrive as a Digital Enterprise.
Alternative protein production methods need to be further developed to meet growing demand and compete cost effectively with conventional animal proteins. Success depends on collaboration, ongoing R&D, supportive regulations and investment in infrastructure.
Collaboration between industry, suppliers, researchers and governments is key to progress. Increased investment drives innovation, while ongoing R&D improves taste, texture and nutrition.
To meet demand and compete with conventional animal proteins, innovations in bioreactor technology, fermentation processes and raw material sourcing are essential to improve scalability and lower production costs.
A clear, supportive regulatory framework is needed to support the safety, labeling and marketing of alternative proteins. Governments, regulators, and industry must partner to establish standards for production and distribution.
Establishing processing plants, distribution networks and cold storage systems is critical to scale animal protein production and enable reliable supply to consumers.
Digitalization in alternative protein production, such as insect farming, is critical to scaling and optimizing this growing industry. Siemens solutions can help analyze and control processes more efficiently, optimize energy consumption and automatically implement new recipes.
Virtual commissioning saves time and money
Plan new alternative protein plants virtually with Tecnomatix Plant Simulation. Model and test layouts, flows and processes to spot bottlenecks early, cut risks, save costs and speed time to market.
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What do automation, flies, agricultural waste and Digital Twins have in common? In this podcast, Entocycle’s Matt Simmonds and Siemens’ Keith Thornhill reveal how tech is reducing food waste and creating alternative protein right inside a London insect farm.
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The biotech company uses more than 100 Siemens components to control high-precision bioreactors for cellular agriculture. Intuitive tools enable precise monitoring of pH, temperature and nutrient supply for maximum efficiency.
