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Barcelona June 2018
Future Food
Challenges
MACROTRENDS
MACROTRENDS
MACROTRENDS SOCIALin “developed countries”
Senior population in mature markets
Enlarging life expectancy
Health conscious
Obesity
Urban stressed life
MACROTRENDSSOCIALOpportunities Tech4Good
FOOD
FOOD
&
HEALTH FUSION
Customized nutrition
Microbiota
Food Supplements
Superingredients
FOOD & HEALTH FUSIONOpportunities Tech4Good
Climate change is a reality
Risk of running out of food by 2050
+3 bilion people by 2050
Collapsed production capacity
MACROTRENDSENVIROMENTAL
MACROTRENDSENVIROMENTALIn figures
Life expectancy (world) Population (world) 70 9B
MACROTRENDSENVIROMENTALIn figures
Global proteins demand 2050
Overall protein and meat proteins
Demand is expected to double.
MACROTRENDSENVIROMENTALIn figures
Global food production needed
40% of cereals go to feeding
livestock
3-20 kg vegetals for 1 kg animal
protein
MACROTRENDSENVIROMENTALIn figures
Resources needed for food production
Uses 70% H20
Uses 30% Energy
Delivers 25% GHG
MACROTRENDSENVIROMENTALIn figures
Food waste
33% or 1.3 billion
Tonnes of food never gets
Eaten, instead going to landfills
Where it emits methane.
HOW TO FEED 9BILLON PEOPLE?
MACROTRENDSENVIROMENTALTech 4 Good challenge
From
SCARCITY
To
ABUNDANCE
COLLABORATIVEREACTION !
THE CHALLENGEHow to feed 9 bill people
Institutions
Farmers Universities
CompaniesConsumers
Investors
INSTITUTIONSREACTION
China plans to reduce meat
by 50 percent
GOVERNMENTSREACTION
INVESTORS REACTION
“Vegan Meat is Now the Biggest
Trend in the Tech Industry.”
“Forbes lists Food & Tech as one
of the 4 key industries where
the next billon dollar startups are.”
“Google wants the world to go
meat-free: Search giant tried to buy
veggie burger start-up for $300 million.”
“Silicon Valley’s next stop: the kitchen”
UNIVERSITIES ANDRESEARCHERS REACTION
Hi-Protein revolution
Vertical farming - hydroponics
Farmer 3.0 - precission
Engineered lab Food
FOOD INDUSTRY
Small is good
Promoting local Food
Business with purpose
RETAILERS REACTION
Starbucks and Tesco donate 100%
Of leftovers to community
Intermarche, Wholefoods, Asda
promote aesthetically “ugly” veggies
GREEN DIET
More than 1/3 of europeans
reducing meat consumption
CULTURE & EDUCATION
CONSUMER REACTION
TASTY
BENEFITS
Convenience +
HEALTHY
CLEAN
CLEAN
CONSCIENCE
EATING
TIME HORIZON
focus on free-from
Focus on good for me
focus on values
CONSUMER REACTION
It have to beGOOOOD!
Thank You