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International Food & Drink Event (IFE)

ExCeL London, UK
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21 Mar 22 | GMT: 10:00 AM - 23 Mar 22 | GMT: 04:00 PM

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For more than 40 years, IFE, International Food & Drink Event, has sat at the heart of the food and drink community, welcoming 30,000 retailers, wholesalers and foodservice professionals to taste, test and source products from a global list of suppliers. IFE provides buyers with the perfect opportunity to discover what’s new, build face-to-face relationships and source innovative products from 1,500 suppliers from across the world.

Join the event on 21-23 March 2022 at ExCeL London to reconnect with the industry and leave with the tools you need to enhance your business.

EMI Presentation title: Choosing Substitutes: The Rising Tide of Non-animal Proteins

Session description: This presentation considers a dynamic, disruptive force in the industry. Included are an examination of consumer motivations, the impact of COVID-19 (beyond what the virus has meant for food sales in general), developments across alternatives – including lab-grown – and how demographic and governmental sustainability/food security concerns are providing favourable headwinds.

EMI Session date and time: 23 March 2022, 11.30-12.15 GMT

Speaker name and title: Margaux Laine, Senior Analyst

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