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23 de jan. de 2024 · While a vegan diet can be a healthy choice for some and is one of the most environmentally conscious eating patterns, it can be hard to follow—including for Downey and for his health. “I tried going all-in vegetarian—even vegan—but it just doesn’t work for me,” the actor admits.
O ator do Homem de Ferro Robert Downey Jr. declarou que abandonou a carne e adotou um estilo de vida baseado em plantas, na tentativa de reduzir sua pegada de carbono. O ator, que está fazendo o papel de Dr. Dolittle no novo filme Dolittle – produzido por sua esposa, Susan Downey – fez os comentários durante a estréia do filme, no ...
27 de jul. de 2021 · Food technology startup Nobell Foods is making dairy-identical cheese without the need to exploit cows or the environment, which actor Robert Downey Jr. says is a game-changer. The startup was founded by Lebanon-raised Magi Richani who has been working with a research and development team for four years to crack the code for creating ...
18 de mai. de 2022 · Is Helping to Improve Vegan Meat. Actor Robert Downey Jr.’s latest investment in the plant-based industry is in Motif FoodWorks, a food-tech company working to improve the taste, nutrition, and texture of vegan meat. by Anna Starostinetskaya. May 18, 2022. 7,320 Likes.
Robert Downey Jr. has said he’s going vegan “for legumes.” The Iron Man actor stars in the 2020 film “Dolittle” produced by his wife, Susan Downey. Downey Jr. made the comments while the couple was speaking to Variety at the film’s premiere in Los Angeles.
A empresa de fundos Footprint Coalition Ventures, fundada pelo ator Robert Downey Jr., está captando investimentos para a Nobell Foods, uma foodtech sediada em San Francisco que hoje tem como principal objetivo disponibilizar no mercado uma muçarela vegana tão elástica quanto a tradicional.
10 de mai. de 2023 · Legendary actor turned investor Robert Downey Jr. has backed vegan steak brand Chunk Foods. The biotech company, which uses fermentation technology to create whole-cut meat alternatives, recently bagged a staggering $15 million in its latest funding round.
