The factory is set to produce ultra-low carbon feed and feed ingredients, providing animal farmers with an alternative protein to reduce the carbon footprint of their products. The sustainable food products enabled by this facility will be the equivalent of more than 13 million sustainable meals. Full Circle Biotechnology also ranked in the top three in the Food Tech category of the competition. “Full Circle Biotechnology was founded on the belief that the sustainable future of food can only be unlocked if it’s affordable enough to save people money. The future of food is happening now, right here in Thailand,” said Collins, in a press release.