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London, United Kingdom
Meat & seafood — Plant-based meat analogues · Fermentation — Solid-state
London tempeh producer.
Maldegem, Belgium
Alt-protein — Soy protein · Fermentation — Traditional · Fermentation — Solid-state +1 more
De Hobbit is a Belgian organic food manufacturer producing tofu, tempeh, seitan, lupin-based and hemp-based plant-protein products from 100% European soybeans, with private-label co-development capability for retail and foodservice.
Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen circular fermentation startup producing plant-based meat alternatives.
Hamburg, Germany
Fermentation — Biomass · Fermentation — Solid-state · Alt-protein — Mycoprotein
Mycelium fermentation alt-protein specialist (since 2018).
Hinnerup, Denmark
Ingredients — Flavors · Fermentation — Lactic acid bacteria · Fermentation — Solid-state +1 more
Danish pioneer in natural, fermented flavour ingredients. Nocla creates authentic food products with koji, umami, and salty fermented solutions.
Kemptthal, Switzerland
Meat & seafood — Plant-based meat analogues · Extrusion — Twin-screw · Fermentation — Solid-state
Kemptthal 2019 ETH spinoff producing pea/oat/sunflower-protein meat alternatives via extrusion and fermentation (~10t/day).
Stokesley, United Kingdom
Meat & seafood — Plant-based meat analogues · Alt-protein — Mycoprotein · Fermentation — Solid-state
Major Marlow Foods (Monde Nissin) 1985 biomass fermentation mycoprotein operation across Stokesley HQ, Methwold and Belasis Hall (Billingham fermenter) — world's largest alt-meat brand by volume.
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