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from hemp seeds can cause properties, safety and consumer
confusion as many consumers trust of foods containing
are not aware of the differences alternative proteins. At AZTI we
between cannabinoids (CBD) and can give support to ingredient
hemp . Although protein from producers and bakery businesses
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hemp seeds (Cannabis sativa by modelling and predicting the
L., < 0.2 % tetrahydrocannabinol impact of replacing dairy and egg- Biography
content) is not considered Novel derived ingredients on product
Food in the EU, it is currently quality, process and cost. n Clara Talens, PhD in Food
a relatively niche product. Science, Technology and
Management, works as
Nevertheless, it is making an impact senior researcher at AZTI.
in the plant-based protein industry She has +15 years’ experience
due to its sustainable production Contact details in the fields of #upcycled
and health benefits 12, 13 . ingredients, #processing
Clara Talens technologies, #sustainable
In many cases, the potential Dra. / PhD. / Dk. nutrition and #consumer-
driven product development.
benefits of novel ingredients M: +34 667 174 282 Contributing to these fields
take time to reach consumers T: +34 946 574 000 with scientific publications
via new food products in the E: ctalens@azti.es and oral conferences,
market. Research can accelerate W: www.azti.es assessing food prototyping
and industrial scale-up in pilot
market uptake by investigating Bizkaiko Zientzia eta plant and industrial facilities,
how new applications of these Teknologia Parkea, and capturing public funds
protein ingredients in different Astondo Bidea E609. 48160 for promoting innovation in
food matrices can build upon Derio (Bizkaia) Spain SMEs and start-ups.
the nutritional profile, sensory

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