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Alternative proteins offer a perfect solution to a more sustainable food production system. Customers are ready to embrace this trend, but will do so only if taste, texture and healthfulness remain uncompromised.
The world population keeps increasing: In 2050, there will be nearly 10 billion mouths to feed. Our current animal food production system will not suffice.
The a2 Milk Co. produces A2 milk that's made from select cows that naturally produce milk containing only A2 protein (no A1 protein), the company said.
March 8, 2018
The a2 Milk Co., Sydney, Australia, produces A2 milk that's made from select cows that naturally produce milk containing only A2 protein (no A1 protein), the company said.
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The conversation about food has turned away from protein, calcium and vitamins to 'natural' and absence claims (like no artificial colors, gluten or GMO ingredients). What's a dairy to do?