Food Made From Garbage Is Here – and It Could Save the Planet

Come with us to explore the new Future of Food exhibition at London's Science Museum, which looks at our current food systems, how we got here, and the projects working to make the things we put on our plates better for the planet.

The Future of Food exhibition is on at London's Science Museum until January 4th 2026.

0:00 This palm oil alternative is made from food waste
0:24 The Future of Food exhibition
0:47 Pushing the limits of what we find appetizing
1:16 What's the problem with palm oil?
1:27 Yeast to the rescue
2:17 How do we decide what's 'natural'?
2:54 Cell-grown meats and GMO
3:49 The challenges we face
4:36 What do you think?

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Post from CNET on September 07, 2025

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