Aliga participates at Sustainable Food Forum in London.
- Marketing Team
- Sep 22, 2023
- 1 min read
Our co-founder David Erlandsson, together with Mariano Oto from NUCAPS and Matthieu Hug from Tilkal shared their views at Sustainable Food Forum in London on how their ingredients and solutions contributes to a more sustainable food system and how they are making impact as innovators within the global food industry.
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