Yash and Micol met at Entrepreneur First in London,
bonding over a shared passion to fix our fragile,
animal-dependent food system. As repeat founders
in ingredient innovation, they shared a conviction:
sustainability won’t scale until it’s cheaper, easier, and
better than the status quo.
Drawing on their backgrounds - Yash, a biochemical
engineer rethinking ingredients, and Micol, a
biochemist and lifelong food enthusiast - they set
out to tackle the food industry’s biggest challenges,
starting with the first: eggs.
Eggs are essential for texture and functionality, yet
volatile in cost and supply, and resource-intensive to
produce. By distilling them down to their core
functions and rebuilding them from agricultural
byproducts, The Bland Company is developing
high-performance proteins that give food makers
resilience - and make sustainability the smarter, default
choice.
Yash and Micol met at Entrepreneur First in London,
bonding over a shared passion to fix our fragile,
animal-dependent food system. As repeat founders in ingredient innovation, they shared a conviction:
sustainability won’t scale until it’s cheaper, easier, and better than the status quo.
Drawing on their backgrounds - Yash, a biochemical
engineer rethinking ingredients, and Micol, a
biochemist and lifelong food enthusiast - they set
out to tackle the food industry’s biggest challenges,
starting with the first: eggs.
Eggs are essential for texture and functionality, yet
volatile in cost and supply, and resource-intensive to
produce. By distilling them down to their core
functions and rebuilding them from agricultural
byproducts, The Bland Company is developing
high-performance proteins that give food makers
resilience - and make sustainability the smarter, default choice.