MarketsandMarkets

Future of Food Roundtable

28th October 2024 | 4-7 PM

Las Vegas

Exploring the Comprehensive Impact of the Ingredients & Technology Innovation!

The food industry is thriving with substantial growth and economic impact. As the global human population continues to rise, the global food market has seen remarkable expansion, achieving an annual revenue of $10 trillion and contributing to nearly 12% of the world's GDP. As we set foot into a new dawn full of technological advancements, companies have begun projects to in all sections of the value chain. Regulations have also been put in place in North America and the EU promoting the practice of sustainable future of food.

Key factors driving transformative changes in the global food market landscape include:
 

  1. Plant-based Alternatives Gaining Prominence

    As consumers become more health-conscious and environmentally aware, there's a significant shift towards plant-based diets. Consequently, we see an explosion of plant-based alternatives to traditional animal products such as burgers, milk, cheese, and even seafood.
     

  2. Clean Label Products on the Rise

    Consumers are increasingly scrutinizing food labels, seeking products with simple, recognizable ingredients and minimal additives. Clean labeling extends beyond ingredients to encompass ethical sourcing, sustainable production practices, and even eco-friendly packaging, reflecting a holistic approach to food transparency and sustainability.
     

  3. Sustainability a Major Focus

    Companies are under pressure to reduce their environmental footprint across the entire supply chain, from sourcing ingredients to manufacturing and distribution. Additionally, consumers are increasingly choosing products from companies with transparent sustainability initiatives, driving a shift towards more environmentally responsible food choices.
     

  4. Technological Innovation in Demand

    The food industry is ripe with innovation, driven by the quest for more sustainable, nutritious, and ethical food options. Technologies like cellular agriculture, which involves growing meat or other animal products from cultured cells in a lab setting, offer promising alternatives to traditional animal agriculture. Additionally, advancements in food science and biotechnology are enabling the development of novel ingredients, flavors, and textures, expanding the possibilities for creating innovative and exciting food products that cater to evolving consumer preferences.
     

Join us for the 'Future of Food Roundtable’ in Las Vegas on October 28, 2024. Held parallel to Supply Side West 2024, this exclusive networking fourm shal host 20+ industry veterans and prominent business leaders as we explore sustainable food practices and their future impact worldwide!

 

WHAT TO EXPECT

The MarketsandMarkets Future of Food Roundtable is an exclusive thought leadership forum bringing together 20+ experts and senior stakeholders from across the landscape of food, ingredients and supplements for an informal, collaborative discussion and an evening of networking amongst longstanding peers!

Date: 28th October 2024 
Time: 4-7 PM
Location: Las Vegas, Nevada

  • 4:00 - 4:45 PM: Arrival, introductions + beverages and appetizers
  • 4:45 - 6:00 PM: Short presentation + collaborative discussion 
  • 6:00 - 7:00 PM: Networking over drinks and canapes

  1. How can technological advancements be leveraged to enhance sustainability throughout the food supply chain?

  2. What strategies can be implemented to address the growing demand for plant-based and alternative protein sources in the evolving consumer landscape?

  3. How can collaboration between stakeholders in the food industry foster innovation and address global food security challenges?

  4. In what ways can businesses adapt to shifting consumer preferences and behaviors, particularly in response to health and wellness trends, to remain competitive in the future food market?

  5. How will the integration of blockchain technologies improve transparency and traceability in the food value chain?

  6. How are the start-ups navigating and adapting to the changing landscape of food policies and regulations globally?

  • Plant-based: $6.48 Billion, CAGR 13%
  • Sustainable Solutions: $256.6 Billion, CAGR 5.5%
  • Food Safety & Traceability: $22.8 Billion, CAGR 8.1%
  • Clean Label: $47 Billion, CAGR 6.6%
  • Functional Food Ingredients: $112 Billion, CAGR 6.8%
  • Industry 5.0: $49.6 Billion, CAGR 8.5%

LOCATION

Venue

Las Vegas