Latest Plant Based Protein News

Wide Open Agriculture shakes up its leadership with a new board appointment and plans to recruit a CEO experienced in scaling plant protein businesses, signaling a strategic push to globalise its lupin protein technology.

Wide Open Agriculture has received a $586,624 tax rebate for its overseas research activities in Germany, supporting the commercialisation of its proprietary lupin protein products.

Wide Open Agriculture advances its lupin protein commercialisation with a strategic China rollout, sustainability validation, and plans for a large-scale Australian facility.

Wide Open Agriculture Limited has trimmed its annual loss to $7.09 million while expanding its lupin protein sales pipeline across key international markets and optimizing production in Germany.

Wide Open Agriculture has launched a pre-feasibility study for a large-scale lupin protein facility in Western Australia, aiming to establish a new global food category and reduce production costs. This move marks a pivotal step toward commercial scale and global leadership in sustainable plant-based proteins.

Wide Open Agriculture has achieved a breakthrough in lupin protein production, slashing energy consumption by up to 80% and halving processing time in a recent commercial-scale trial. These efficiency gains pave the way for more cost-effective, scalable manufacturing.

Wide Open Agriculture Ltd has announced a Share Purchase Plan aiming to raise up to $500,000 through the issue of new shares and free-attaching options, pending shareholder approval. This capital raise complements a recent $2.6 million placement to support the company’s growth and production ramp-up.

Wide Open Agriculture secures $2.6 million via placement and plans a $500,000 Share Purchase Plan to fast-track its expansion into China and boost global sales of its lupin protein products.

Wide Open Agriculture has inked an exclusive 18-month distribution agreement with Univar Solutions China to market its lupin protein products, marking a strategic push into the lucrative Chinese plant-based protein sector.

Wide Open Agriculture reports a 50% reduction in overheads alongside the development of a novel lupin-based tofu product, positioning itself for growth in the global plant protein market.