GST on its way to Food Ingredients Europe in Paris

GST on its way to Food Ingredients Europe in Paris

Global Sustainable Transformation (GST) GmbH is looking forward to participating in Food Ingredients Europe (Fi Europe) in Paris – one of the world’s most important trade fairs for food ingredients and innovations.

The focus of our trade fair appearance is on yeast-based oil and fat solutions, specifically developed for applications in the food and confectionery industry. Our biotechnologically produced lipids combine sustainability, functionality, and high performance, offering forward-looking alternatives for modern food products.

Innovative lipid solutions for the food industry

GST develops a broad portfolio of sustainable, high-performance, and functionally tailored lipids that help companies to:

  • develop clean-label products,
  • build stable and independent supply chains,
  • replace fossil and limited-availability raw materials, and
  • reduce environmental impact along the value chain.

Through the use of modern fermentation technologies, innovative ingredients are created that meet the increasing demands for quality, sustainability, and security of supply.

Shaping the future of sustainable food together

Whether alternatives to cocoa butter, specialty fats, or novel functional lipids – we look forward to discussing the diverse application possibilities of fermentation-based ingredients with companies, research partners, and industry experts.

Visit us at Food Ingredients Europe and discover how biotechnology and fermentation can make the food industry more sustainable, innovative, and future-proof.

Paris – we look forward to inspiring conversations and new partnerships!

GST at Berlin Food Night 2025 – Sustainable Food Innovations in Focus

GST at Berlin Food Night 2025 – Sustainable Food Innovations in Focus

As part of Berlin Food Week, Global Sustainable Transformation (GST) GmbH participated in Berlin Food Night at the venue AchtBerlin on October 8. The event offered an excellent platform to present innovative food concepts to an expert audience from industry, research, and gastronomy.

Together with Ludovic Gerboin, GST presented selected product developments based on yeast oil, impressively demonstrating the potential of fermentation-based lipids for high-quality food applications.

Presented Product Creations

  • 🥨 Pretzel with yeast oil
  • 🥖 Spelt wholemeal sourdough bread with yeast oil
  • 🍫 Chocolate pralines with yeast oil

The presented products showed how biotechnologically produced lipids can be successfully integrated into various baked goods and confectionery, meeting both functional and sensory requirements.

Valuable Exchange with the Food Community

Berlin Food Night offered numerous opportunities for professional exchange with experts from the food industry as well as with innovation-interested visitors. Particularly enriching were the many inspiring conversations, the positive feedback on our product developments, and the intensive dialogue about the future of sustainable food ingredients.

Our sincere thanks go to everyone involved who contributed to the success of this event – especially Ludovic Gerboin for the excellent collaboration, Ulf Büschleb for the photographic support, and Alexandra Laubrinus and the entire organizing team for the excellent execution of this special evening.

Berlin Food Night once again demonstrated the importance of exchange between science, industry, and food craftsmanship to jointly advance innovative and sustainable solutions for the nutrition of tomorrow.

Project launch: GST is a partner in the European research project MYCOCIRCLE

Project launch: GST is a partner in the European research project MYCOCIRCLE

Global Sustainable Transformation (GST) GmbH is pleased to be part of the newly launched European research project MYCOCIRCLE. The project is funded by the Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU) and brings together leading partners from science and industry to develop innovative bio-based solutions for a sustainable circular economy.

Value creation from side streams of mushroom production

The goal of MYCOCIRCLE is to transform by-products from edible mushroom production into high-quality and eco-friendly raw materials. This aims to create sustainable alternatives to chemical and animal-based raw materials that can be used in various industrial applications.

Previously underutilized residual materials thus gain new economic significance and are further developed into valuable bio-based resources. This approach contributes to using natural resources more efficiently, reducing waste, and accelerating the transition to a circular bioeconomy.

Biotechnology for a sustainable future

Within the framework of the project, GST contributes its expertise in the fields of industrial biotechnology, fermentation, and sustainable process development. Together with the European project partners, innovative technologies are being developed that strengthen bio-based value chains and reduce the use of fossil and animal-based raw materials.

MYCOCIRCLE exemplifies the potential of modern biotechnology to transform ecological challenges into sustainable innovations and create new solutions for industry and society.

We are proud to be part of this forward-looking project and, together with our European partners, to contribute to a resource-efficient, climate-friendly, and circular economy.

Get Ready for the MUNICH STARTUP Festival at Backstage! 🚀

Get Ready for the MUNICH STARTUP Festival at Backstage! 🚀

Who’s ready for tomorrow?! The MUNICH STARTUP Festival is finally here and happening at Backstage!

Dr. Mahmoud Masri, CEO of Global Sustainable Transformation (GST), will be there and is excited to pitch our company.

We can’t wait to see familiar faces and meet new ones! Let’s make the most out of this incredible networking event!

See you there! 🚀

gate – Garchinger Technologie- und Gründerzentrum

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Lab-Grown Palm Oil: A Climate-Friendly Alternative?

Lab-Grown Palm Oil: A Climate-Friendly Alternative?

Palm oil is cheap and found in many food products, but its production leads to rainforest deforestation and destruction. Therefore, the idea of lab-grown palm oil as a climate-friendly alternative seems promising. At the Technical University of Munich, this alternative oil is produced in a bioreactor using yeast fungi. This method aims to protect the climate, environment, and rainforests. It would be beneficial for both climate and biodiversity if no oil palm plantations were needed.

The food industry might be interested, but what about farmers? This new biotechnology raises questions. The food industry might be interested, but what about farmers? Georg Mayerhofer, a Bavarian farmer who grows rapeseed, is skeptical. He doesn’t believe that this new technology is a good alternative to local agriculture and regional food production. And whether it will mitigate climate change remains uncertain.

Quelle: Autor: Simon Plentinger Unser Land im Internet: http://www.br.de/unserland