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MeatingPodFrom the vault: Best of both worldsThe way Jeff “Trip” Tripician sees it, he didn’t leave his job as CEO of a conventional meat company to become CEO of the Dutch cultivated meat company Meatable; rather, he went from CEO of one meat company to another. After decades working to institute progressive practices within the U.S. meat industry, Trip is pushing the cultivated meat industry to progress by, essentially, helping them understand that they are meat companies, not food-tech companies. And by hammering home the idea that feeding the world’s population is strategy, not a competition, he aims to create that brass ring of...2025-05-1942 min
Protein Production Technology PodcastSpecial Episode: Jeff Tripician - MeatableIn this episode of Protein Production Technology International, Jeff Tripician, CEO of a leading cultivated meat company, shares how his decades in the conventional meat industry shaped his belief in the potential for cultivated meat to complement traditional meat production. Trip highlights how the growing global population, strained natural resources, and climate challenges make alternative protein sources essential. He emphasizes that cultivated meat isn’t meant to replace farmers, but to offer the industry an additional, sustainable raw material option. He explains how rapid advancements in cell cultivation technology are reducing production times and costs, moving the industry closer to...2025-05-1453 min
Smart Society ShowS1E15: Global Shifts, Climate Investing, and the Future of Cultivated Meat with Christophe Defert (Head of Climate Growth Partners, HSBC) and Jeff Tripician (CEO, Meatable)In this episode of The Smart Society Show, co-hosts Brynne Kennedy and Chris Skidmore break down how shifting geopolitics, from the Canadian election to UK and Chinese climate commitments, are reshaping global climate leadership and energy investment strategies. They discuss how national security, energy sovereignty, and populism are now central to the climate transition, with implications for everything from EV supply chains to investor confidence.In our Chasing Net Zero segment, we’re joined by Christophe Defert, Head of HSBC Climate Growth Partners, who shares insights on navigating climate investing through political volatility, why software-driven supply chain sus...2025-05-0643 min
Future of Foods Interviews - Alt Proteins, Cell Agriculture, an End to Factory Farming.Will 25% of the Meat in your Hamburger be Cultivated Meat? - MeatableJeff Tripician is a seasoned leader in the meat industry, now driving innovation as CEO of Meatable, a company making cultivated meat in the Netherlands. With decades of experience in traditional meat production and sustainable agriculture, Tripician understands both the opportunities and challenges facing the $2 trillion global meat industry and the opportunities for cultivated meat to take the weight off.Climate change has placed an urgent spotlight on food production, with conventional meat responsible for nearly 15% of global greenhouse gas emissions. As the world’s population grows, demand for meat is expected to rise by 70% by 2050, yet ou...2025-03-2449 min
Welcome to the Arena from ICR – Conversations with Today's Innovators & Business LeadersJeff "Trip" Tripician, CEO, Meatable – A Shared Plate: Shaping a sustainable future for the meat industry through partnershipSummary: In some industries, new players try to shake things up by breaking them down. But in sectors like food, where traditions run deep and habits are hard to change, collaboration can be a far more palatable strategy and can be leveraged to create scalable, sustainable solutions. Today's guest is doing just that, using decades of industry expertise to partner with key players, tackle global challenges, and redefine what’s possible for the future of food. Jeff "Trip" Tripician is the CEO of Meatable, a Dutch biotech company dedicated to the devel...2025-02-1231 minMeatingPodEp. 191: Best of both worldsThe way Jeff “Trip” Tripician sees it, he didn’t leave his job as CEO of a conventional meat company to become CEO of the Dutch cultivated meat company Meatable; rather, he went from CEO of one meat company to another. After decades working to institute progressive practices within the U.S. meat industry, Trip is pushing the cultivated meat industry to progress by, essentially, helping them understand that they are meat companies, not food-tech companies. And by hammering home the idea that feeding the world’s population is strategy, not a competition, he aims to create that brass ring of...2024-12-1642 min
Mission Matters Business Podcast with Adam TorresHow Traditional and Cultivated Meat Can Work Together to Feed the WorldMeatable’s innovations can address some of the most pressing global challenges, such as climate change, food security, and sustainable animal care, by providing a more sustainable and humane solution for protein production. In this episode, Adam Torres and Jeff "Trip" Tripician, CEO of Meatable, explore cultivated meet and the partnership between the traditional and cultivated meat industry.Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be a guest on our podcast:ht...2024-11-0816 min
Mission Matters Innovation with Adam TorresHow Traditional and Cultivated Meat Can Work Together to Feed the WorldMeatable’s innovations can address some of the most pressing global challenges, such as climate change, food security, and sustainable animal care, by providing a more sustainable and humane solution for protein production. In this episode, Adam Torres and Jeff "Trip" Tripician, CEO of Meatable, explore cultivated meet and the partnership between the traditional and cultivated meat industry.Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be a guest on our podcast:ht...2024-11-0816 min
Food Processing’s Food For Thought PodcastMeatable CEO Jeff Tripician Details How Cultivated Meat Can Help Feed Our Growing Global PopulationWhen it comes to cultivated meat, the food industry remains in a holding pattern around what the future might hold for this segment of the meat industry. Some folks see cultivated meat as an uncertainty — and maybe even a threat to the traditional meat industry. Others, however, believe cultivated meat should have a seat at the table regarding how the industry will feed the growing global population with fewer resources in the coming decades and beyond.
Jeff “Trip” Tripician, a meat industry veteran who joined Netherlands-based cultivated meat processor Meatable as its new CEO in May of this y...2024-10-0232 min
Cultured Meat and Future Food PodcastJeff "Trip" Tripician of MeatableOn the Cultured Meat and Future Food Show, Alex welcomes Jeff "Trip" Tripician, CEO of Meatable, a cultured meat company based in the Netherlands. Trip shares insights into his 40-year career in agriculture, focusing on premium meat and sustainable practices. He highlights the shift towards consumer demand for environmentally and ethically responsible products. Tripp discusses Meatable’s approach to cultivated meat, which uses advanced science to produce meat without harming animals. He also touches on the challenges of global food security and the potential of cultivated meat to address these issues.2024-10-0235 min
CPG Week by BevNET & NoshHow Mergers Can Help Brands Scale and SurviveIn this episode of the NOSH Podcast, the NOSH team gets fooled by CPG brands announcing fake products over April Fool’s Day weekend, sharing why they think some of these playful ideas should actually come to market. Then the team discusses the FDA’s recent food label announcements and how the agency is redefining how consumers understand “healthy” food claims. In our featured interview, we hear from Grass Fed Foods CEO Jeff “Trip” Tripician about how mergers can help small businesses quickly scale to compete with conventional competitors. The conversation delves into the strategy to make grass fed be...2023-04-0742 min
MEAT+POULTRY PodcastGrass Fed Foods CEO discusses growth of beef productMEAT+POULTRYcaught up with Jeff Tripician, chief executive officer of Grass Fed Foods while attending the Annual Meat Conference held in Dallas, Texas, in March.
The newly formed company was featured in the January issue of MEAT+POULTRY magazine.
During this discussion, Tripician describes the first few months of Grass Fed Foods and how the company has responded to the growing grass-fed market.
He shared some new programs Grass Fed Foods plans to roll out, including Teton Taste Buds and a foodservice partnership with Rastelli Foods Group.
Tripician discusses some early...2023-03-1724 min
The Produce Moms PodcastEP254 All Beef and No Bull with SunFed Ranch I The Produce MomsJeff Tripician, Matt Byrne and Ashley Finster of SunFed Ranch belive in delivering locally produced, consistently delicious grass-fed beef that's better for our environment and better for your health. They have their hands and hearts in every stage of raising our beef. From the first blade of grass to your dinner plate, you can feel good about the origin and quality of what we’re serving up. Their cattle are 100% grass fed and 100% grass finished, always treated with the highest level of care and dignity. Some say they like to spoil thier cattle with all the sunshine an...2023-03-011h 12
MEAT+POULTRY PodcastJeff Tripician details his new role as CEO of Teton Waters RanchAfter his tenure at Niman Ranch, Jeff Tripician is on to his next challenge in the meat business.
Tripician recently assumed the role of chief executive officer of Teton Waters Ranch based in Denver, Colo.
During this episode of the MEAT+POULTRY podcast, Tripician explained what motivates him about the opportunity at Teton and how it compares to other steps in his meat industry career.
Tripician assessed how Teton Waters Ranch’s offerings compare to other meat products in the category and how the company plans to grow its brand in 2022.
He...2022-05-2730 minMEAT+POULTRY PodcastThe Proposition 12 ProblemIn June, the US Supreme Court denied, without comment, the North American Meat Institute’s petition to review its appeal challenging the constitutionality of Proposition 12, California’s animal confinement law that will go into force in 2022. The Institute vowed to keep up the fight against the law and began consulting its members as to next steps the industry should take.
The high court has declined to settle this issue, so what lies ahead for producers? Is there still time for producers to comply?
MEAT+POULTRY caught up with Christine McCracken, senior analyst-Animal Protein at Rabobank, and...2021-07-1625 min
All National Provisioner PodcastsEpisode 100: Perdue Premium Meat Co. adjusts during pandemicJeff Tripician, president, Perdue Premium Meat Co., discussed the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the company, its brands, its partners and its employees over the last few weeks.2020-04-1012 min
Food Talk with Dani Nierenberg (by Food Tank)40. We Don’t Want to Be Bigger, We Want Farmers With Values—Niman Ranch’s Jeff TripicianAt Niman Ranch, keeping the family farming tradition alive takes anything but stagnation: General Manager Jeff Tripician describes the farming network’s evolution to better support farming families, young farmers, and rural communities. Read our favorite highlights of this episode as you listen HERE. While you’re listening, subscribe, rate, and review the show; it would mean the world to us to have your feedback. You can listen to “Food Talk with Dani Nierenberg” wherever you consume your podcasts. Apple Podcasts Stitcher Google Play Spotify Become a...2019-02-2043 min
Food Talk with Dani Nierenberg (by Food Tank)40. We Don’t Want to Be Bigger, We Want Farmers With Values—Niman Ranch’s Jeff TripicianAt Niman Ranch, keeping the family farming tradition alive takes anything but stagnation: General Manager Jeff Tripician describes the farming network’s evolution to better support farming families, young farmers, and rural communities. Read our favorite highlights of this episode as you listen HERE. While you’re listening, subscribe, rate, and review the show; it would mean the world to us to have your feedback. You can listen to “Food Talk with Dani Nierenberg” wherever you consume your podcasts. Apple Podcasts Stitcher Google Play Spotify Become a...2019-02-2043 min
What Doesn't Kill YouEpisode 222: Jeff Tripician of Niman RanchJeff Tripician, general manager of Niman Ranch, gives a tour of their new line of charcuterie, a natural extension of the Niman commitment to sustainable farming. Along with the new line, Niman is working hard to bring new farmers along for next generation farming with programs that help new farmers get financial and legal assistance as well as mentoring and a new series of how-to videos!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.2017-04-2449 min
What Doesn't Kill YouEpisode 141: No Carnitas at Chipotle?Chipotle recently took Carnitas off the menu in over 600 restaurants. Why? Is this a watershed moment for the pork industry? Find out on a brand new episode of What Doesn’t Kill You! Katy Keiffer is joined by Chris Arnold, Communications Director at Chipotle and Jeff Tripician, Chief Marketing Officer & Executive Vice President at Niman Ranch. This program was brought to you by Rt 11 Potato Chips.
“It’s been a big story and what’s been most eye opening on our end is the degree at which customers are supporting the decision. The overwhelming majority of people apprecia...2015-01-1942 min