The word is out.

"...the microbe he was carrying would be the genesis of one of the world’s most innovative food companies on Earth."

“And so, from this fridge, we can literally feed the world.”

"The microbe was discovered in the ground in a geyser in Yellowstone National Park. Without soil or fertilizer it can be grown to produce this nutritional protein—that can then be turned into a variety of foods with a small carbon footprint."

“Eating them [Nature’s Fynd foods], I felt I was doing good without sacrificing all that much.”

“There are some of these products, like the Nature’s Fynd ones that come out later this year, where I really could not tell. In fact, I actually thought it was better."

“This cream cheese doesn’t have any milk—just lots of ‘Fusarium strain flavolapis.’”

“While Impossible and Beyond burgers grab all the headlines, a much more humble foodstuff is poised to lead the next wave of alternative proteins.”

“With the green light to make products for consumers, Nature's Fynd could have the distinct advantage of being one of the first of the new fermentation companies to make it to plates and pantries.”

“Pitching both a non-dairy cream cheese and meatless breakfast patties, Nature’s Fynd had managed to attract some serious investors, including Al Gore’s Generation Investment Management...”

This Sustainable Food Brand Requires No Sunlight, Soil or Rain. And It Sold Out Instantly.

“Fancy a bite of vegan meat made from volcanic fungi? You may soon be able to snag some at the grocery store.”