The Feed of the Future for Fish, Pigs, Poultry and Laying hens
Circular protein ingredients produced in Sweden could help replace imported soy and fishmeal in animal...
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Circular protein ingredients produced in Sweden could help replace imported soy and fishmeal in animal feed, reduce its environmental impact, and strengthen Swedish food preparedness. These are the final findings of the Feed of the Future project, which tested mussels, insects, and mycoprotein in feeds for fish, chickens, laying hens, and pigs. More than 25 organizations worked together to test the entire value chain—from ingredient production and feed manufacturing to animal production and sales. Scaling up now requires investment, long-term commitments, and risk-based regulations.
Swedish Wool – Unlocking the Potential of an Overlooked Resource
There are still no applications for some of the Swedish wool rejected during sorting because...
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Pacific Oysters – From Invasive Species to Resource
The invasive Pacific oyster has rapidly transformed marine ecosystems along the Swedish west coast by...
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Mycoprotein – More from Less
Mycoprotein has significant potential to contribute to more sustainable food system. Produced through controlled fermentation,...
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Seaweed Materials Initiative – Transforming Sugar Kelp into an Industrial Feedstock
Macroalgae such as sugar kelp have significant potential as a local, fast-growing, and renewable feedstock...
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Digital Policy Lab for Circular Furniture Flows
In the project “Digital Policy Lab for Circular Furniture Flows,” RISE, Axfoundation, and partners explored...
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Human Nature 2025 – Time
At Human Nature 2025, 200 entrepreneurs, experts, decision-makers, and practitioners gathered at Torsåker Farm –...
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MOBI – From Coast to Construction
The construction industry has a significant climate footprint. To phase out fossil-based materials, more sustainable...
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