Millow Featured in Sifted: Can mycelium finally become a cheap vegan alternative

Millow has been featured in a recent Sifted article, highlighting how mycelium-based food startups are driving innovation in the alternative protein industry. The piece explores the growing momentum behind sustainable food production and the unique approach Millow is taking to address key challenges in the sector.

A different approach to alternative protein

Unlike conventional fermentation methods that require significant amounts of water and additives, Millow uses solid-state fermentation to produce high-quality, plant-based protein with minimal resource consumption. This method allows for a more sustainable, scalable, and cost-efficient production process, positioning mycelium as a viable alternative to both animal and plant-based proteins.

A different approach to alternative protein

Unlike conventional fermentation methods that require significant amounts of water and additives, Millow uses solid-state fermentation to produce high-quality, plant-based protein with minimal resource consumption. This method allows for a more sustainable, scalable, and cost-efficient production process, positioning mycelium as a viable alternative to both animal and plant-based proteins.

Key insights from the article

• Sustainable innovation – Millow’s process minimizes water use while maximizing nutritional value.

• Industry momentum – Mycelium-based startups are seeing increased investment and strategic partnerships.

• Scalability and affordability – By optimizing fermentation technology, Millow can compete with traditional protein sources without compromising on quality.

Read the full article on Sifted to learn more about how Millow is shaping the future of food:

As the demand for alternative proteins continues to grow, Millow remains committed to advancing sustainable food solutions through innovation and research.