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The plant protein industry received $153 million to develop technologies and ensure the ecosystem remains a priority.

A security breach affecting email systems at Protein Industries Canada (PIC) did not involve the loss of any commercially sensitive proprietary information, says the top executive at PIC.

An initiative gathers steam to bring agricultural and engineering research together to improve plant protein processing.

At Protein Industries Canada our priority continues to be progressing technology projects, developing our ecosystem strategy and building partnerships. Every day we continue to see progress on our mandate - though there are times when it feels as if we are trying to boil the ocean and eat the elephant at the same time.

In conjunction with the Government of Canada, Protein Industries Canada is hosting a Plant Protein Mission to Tokyo, Osaka, and Taipei, in March 2020.

Increased agricultural investment in tech could spur $11 billion in growth: report

Growing interest in the plant-based protein market spells good news for Burcon NutraScience (Burcon NutraScience Stock Quote, Chart, News TSX:BU), says Spencer Churchill, analyst for Beacon Securities.

But producers must adapt quickly to a global industry powered by cognitive machines and a skills-savvy workforce

Protein Industries Canada will begin accepting Expressions of Interests (EOIs) for its second call for proposals on September 1, 2019. The call closes on September 13, 2019.

It has been awhile since I have sent an update to our Members and Stakeholders. After a very busy April, May and June – which included hiring most of the team, heading out on the road for the Transformation Tour, hosting two international summits, holding our first annual general meeting and pitch day, launching our first call for projects and announcing our first project - the team at Protein Industries Canada took some time to enjoy the Prairie Summer and spend time with our families and friends.