PROSPER - PROduction of Spirulina Protein through PEF-Enhanced Recovery
PROSPER - 通过 PEF 增强回收生产螺旋藻蛋白
基本信息
- 批准号:10073961
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 62.15万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Moving to alternative proteins is an essential part of achieving Net Zero in the UK. We are already making huge progress - Over the last decade, meat consumption in the UK has fallen 17% and alternative protein consumption has doubled. This is great news for both the environment and people's health.However, it is not a simple task to replace animal protein across manufactured food. First, proteins need certain properties: they must be soluble and able to gel, emulsify or foam, to act as effective food ingredients. They also need to be cost-effective, nutritious and have low environmental impact. This is not currently the case. The vast majority of alternative protein is imported and, in the case of soya, is produced at huge expense to the environment. At Arborea, we believe UK food manufacturers should have access to nutritious alternative proteins, locally produced, with the properties they need to deliver the products consumers want.Spirulina is a highly nutritious microalgae, high in soluble protein, which offers a solution to this challenge. However, current processing techniques result in an extract with strong colour and flavour, requiring further expensive and only partially effective postprocessing. As such, despite its many advantages, microalgae have achieved limited success as a mass-market food ingredient.In the PROSPER project, Arborea, a developer of cutting-edge bioprocesses, is collaborating with world-leading experts in food production, Campden BRI, to tackle this challenge. We have identified a novel pre-processing technique with the potential to eliminate flavour and colour issues. However, although this technique is well-established in other fields, limited research has been done into its use with microalgae. With support from Innovate UK/UKRI, we can capitalise on the promise of this rapid, low-cost technology for producing high purity soluble proteins. We will use this project to optimise the growth, pre-treatment and extraction processes to maximise yield and minimise cost.Arborea has developed the world's first 'breathing' bioreactor -- the BioSolar Leaf -- which significantly reduces production costs of microalgae. Project success will add the remaining piece of the jigsaw to complete an end-to-end protein manufacturing solution suitable for use in the UK, delivering highly nutritious, low-cost and consumer acceptable soluble proteins with almost zero environmental impact.By producing directly and licensing the technology, PROSPER will create a multi-million pound UK value chain, displace environmentally unsound protein imports and provide UK consumers with a high quality, nutritious and affordable home-grown alternative protein.
转向替代蛋白质是在英国实现净零的重要组成部分。在过去的十年里,英国的肉类消费量下降了17%,替代蛋白质消费量翻了一番。这对环境和人类健康来说都是个好消息。然而,在加工食品中取代动物蛋白并不是一件简单的任务。首先,蛋白质需要某些特性:它们必须是可溶性的,能够凝胶,起泡或发泡,以作为有效的食品成分。它们还需要具有成本效益、营养丰富和对环境影响小。目前情况并非如此。绝大多数替代蛋白质都是进口的,而大豆的生产对环境造成了巨大的损失。在Arborea,我们认为英国食品制造商应该能够获得当地生产的营养替代蛋白质,并具有提供消费者想要的产品所需的特性。螺旋藻是一种高营养微藻,可溶性蛋白质含量高,为这一挑战提供了解决方案。然而,目前的加工技术导致提取物具有强烈的颜色和味道,需要进一步昂贵且仅部分有效的后处理。因此,尽管微藻具有许多优点,但作为大众市场的食品配料,它取得的成功有限。在PROSPER项目中,Arborea,一家尖端生物工艺的开发商,正在与世界领先的食品生产专家Campden BRI合作,以应对这一挑战。我们已经确定了一种新的预处理技术,有可能消除味道和颜色问题。然而,尽管这种技术在其他领域已经很成熟,但对其在微藻中的应用进行了有限的研究。在Innovate UK/UKRI的支持下,我们可以利用这种快速、低成本的技术来生产高纯度可溶性蛋白。我们将利用这个项目来优化生长、预处理和提取过程,以最大限度地提高产量并降低成本。Arborea开发了世界上第一个“呼吸”生物反应器--BioSolar Leaf --它大大降低了微藻的生产成本。项目的成功将为剩下的拼图添加一个完整的适用于英国的端到端蛋白质制造解决方案,提供高营养,低成本和消费者可接受的可溶性蛋白质,几乎没有环境影响。通过直接生产和技术许可,PROSPER将创造数百万磅的英国价值链,取代对环境有害的蛋白质进口,为英国消费者提供高质量、营养丰富、价格合理的国产替代蛋白质。
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