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3D Printing for Food industry

Combining food and 3D printing technology requires to explore a new way to select, preserve, process, package, use and consume food nutrients. This segment aims to explore each of these steps.

ERIKS relies on UltiMaker to create food-safe 3D printed parts

ERIKS, a Dutch company providing mechanical engineering components and services, is one of those adopters of 3D printing we rarely hear about. The company...

GaeaStar provides 3D printed, clay-based containers as alternative to single-use plastic

How many times have you used plastic cups at a party or in a bar? While plastic is a valuable resource in many ways, around...

35 years of AMUG: the how and the why of a volunteering commitment that pushes the AM industry forward

The 2023 edition of AMUG will be held at Hilton Chicago, from March 19 – 23, 2023. If you’re a Communication & Marketing Manager new...

Creating 3D printed meals on Mars from plastic waste

Food is such an important part of our lives and culture. For astronauts who embark on a long time mission in space, food plays...

Food 3D Printing: SavorEat announces Plant-Based turkey and pork alternatives

New plant-based products are around the corner and they will be brought by Israël-based SavorEat, a food tech company as it ushers in the...

Another 3D Food Printing Startup turns stealth mode off, raises €2.5M for Plant & Cell-Based Meat Analogs

Did you know that one of the most advanced applications (and currently commercially available) of 3D bioprinting is in the food industry? New alternatives...

MeaTech develops a Unique Multi-Nozzle 3D Bioprinting System to scale production of cultured meat

Historically, multi-nozzles have often provided the advantage to ensure the control of your printing system while saving material and time, and delivering a higher...

Plantish secures $12.45 million in seed funding to advance 3D printed, plant-based salmon fillet

So far, the only company that specialised in developing plant-based fish using 3D printing technology was  Vienna-based Revo Foods, formerly known as Legendary Vish. The potential of...

Colgate and Nourish3D to provide 3D Printed Supplements for Oral Health

“This limited-edition range of vitamins target better oral and body health and adds a whole new dimension to personalising your health care”, Melissa Snover...

Additive Talks: How should the food industry prepare for “alternative 3D printed products”?

We recently found out that the market for 3D printed food is expected to reach $425 million by 2025 – with customized chocolate and cakes the...
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