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7-9 June, 2022
7&8 June – Park Royal Hotel
on Beach Road, Singapore
9 June – Virtual only

About Future Food Asia 2022

Future Food Asia 2022 has become the voice of AgriFoodTech innovation in Asia Pacific. For its sixth edition it returns with an eclectic agenda, featuring 15 of the most promising AgriFoodTech startups, real debates and expertise sharing sessions.

This year, Future Food Asia is being held at Park Royal on Beach Road on 7th and 8th of June, with the promise to bring the full conference experience with ample networking opportunities and exhibitor booths. It will continue virtually on 9th of June for a day dedicated to China.

Leading corporates, influential investors and innovators will help decipher what the Future of Food will be made of in APAC.

Future Food Asia Award 2022 – Winner!

Cargill Food for Good Award 2022 – Winner!

Thai Wah Prize for a Circular Bio-Economy 2022 – Winner!

Top 10 startups

Future Food Asia 2022 Speakers & Jury Panel

Isabelle Decitre

Several years Strategy experience across a variety of roles, both in industry and academia.

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Isabelle Decitre

Founder & CEO
ID Capital

Dr. Ian Roberts

Several years Strategy experience across a variety of roles, both in industry and academia.

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Dr. Ian Roberts

CTO
Bühler AG

Harjan Kuiper

Several years Strategy experience across a variety of roles, both in industry and academia.

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Harjan Kuiper

CEO Singapore Branch
Rabobank

Dr. Yuchu Zhang

Several years Strategy experience across a variety of roles, both in industry and academia.

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Dr. Yuchu Zhang

Group R&D Leader, Cargill Protein Asia & Europe
Cargill

Paul Wood AO FTSE

Several years Strategy experience across a variety of roles, both in industry and academia.

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Paul Wood AO FTSE

Adjunct Professor
Monash University

Barbara Guerpillon

Several years Strategy experience across a variety of roles, both in industry and academia.

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Barbara Guerpillon

Head of Ventures
Dole Sunshine Company

The Cargill Food for Good Award

Even as the demand to feed a rapidly-growing global population rises, so has the challenge to meet this need with healthy, nutritious and sustainably-produced food. Against the backdrop of climate concerns, increasing affluence and greater focus on healthier living, consumers are becoming more mindful about the impact of their food choices on both their bodies and the environment. More and more, they are seeking foods that are not only good for their health but also for the planet. The booming demand for plant-based / alternative proteins, immunity-boosting products, natural and organic ingredients are just some examples of this ever-growing conscious consumption. As a company with the vision to nourish the world in a safe, responsible and sustainable way, Cargill is proud to present one inspiring start-up with the “Cargill Food for Good Award”. The winning start-up will be one which is innovating new food solutions that do good – for people, product and/or planet. The winner will be awarded an in-field or lab-paid pilot, access to in-house experts and collaborations with Cargill Innovation Centers in the region, and be mentored by a Cargill project champion who will help them navigate the organization and leverage the benefits of the award.

The Thai Wah Prize for a Circular Bio-Economy

Thai Wah, strategic partner for FFA2022, has recognized these challenges and is committed to the promotion of a circular bio-economy, thus hoping to accelerate the transformation towards a climate and nature positive economy. Thai Wah will be sponsoring the ‘Thai Wah Circular Bio-Economy Prize’, underpinned by 2 key tenets, Biomass Bioprocessing and Bioproducts, and will also include advisory solutions that help farmers contribute to this objective. The recipient of the prize would be one that is able to help repurpose biomass into a useful or valuable product. The winner will receive full support from Thai Wah for their application development as well as pilot trial implementation. They will also have access to Thai Wah’s strong team of strategy and R&D professionals, with further assistance in their go to market strategy upon product validation.