Future Food Quick Bites: Quorn x Tom Cruise, Impossible Chicken & Cultivated Meat at Indy 500

In the latest edition of Future Food Quick Bites, sustainable food innovation news is highlighted. Some of the key updates include Quorn's collaboration with Paramount Pictures for a summer marketing campaign related to Mission: Impossible, Impossible Foods' introduction of Crispy Chicken Fillets with reduced saturated fat, and Canadian vegan fast-food chain Odd Burger securing a listing at 7-Eleven for its retail products. Additionally, plant-based company Daiya has unveiled a single-serve cream cheese for foodservice operators, while Finnish gas protein firm Solar Foods has verified pilot production parameters at an industrial scale, marking progress towards profitable production of its Solein protein in the US.

Other highlights in the article include German retailer Rewe Group joining Food Fermentation Europe, Kind Kones securing funding to expand its presence in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, and Finnish biotech startup Agrobiomics and Vivici winning the Feike Sijbesma Sustainable Innovation Award 2025. Research showing the environmental benefits of plant-based diets, as well as innovations in tempeh development and infant formula, are also discussed in the comprehensive roundup of sustainable food innovations happening globally.