The Role of Plant Protein in Combating Malnutrition in Africa

Malnutrition continues to affect millions across Africa, with protein-energy malnutrition (PEM) posing one of the greatest threats to health, education, and productivity. As animal protein remains expensive and inaccessible for many families, innovative plant-based solutions are stepping in. From upcycling corn cobs into nutrient-rich protein to integrating affordable options into school feeding programs, plant protein offers a sustainable and scalable path to fight hunger and build food security across the continent.

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New Partnership with UN FAO & CESAAM-Egerton University

We've secured a collaborative research and field testing agreement to improve and scale our fermentatiWe've secured a collaborative research and field testing agreement to improve and scale our fermentation technology with academic and global institutions. Date: January 30, 2025

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Eco-Plant Protein Selected for Digital Innovation in Food Processing 2025

We are thrilled to announce that Eco-Plant Protein has been selected as a finalist under the 'Digital Innovation in Food Processing' category. This recognition affirms our work in using AI to upcycle corn cobs into sustainable, affordable plant protein.

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