Breed algaes, not cows! | Jutta Reinke | TEDxSaxionUniversity

How a tiny plant with a weird name (chlorella vulgaris) could change the way we eat. In a little shed in Germany near the Dutch border, the Einstein of biology discoverd that this tiny little algae has super powers. Research started on how to bread this chlorella and they succeded. Can this algae help us feed the world?

“Chlorella has an undiscovered potential for a healthy and sustainable life. My ambition is to provide people with information and possibilities to get access to this special plant.”

Jutta Reinke is a former student / alumni of University of Twente. She lives in Berlin. Together with a friend of her she started a business within the food industry. In her spare time she loves to go out for dinner and find new food discoveries. She enjoys jogging to find the perfect balance to her passion for good food.

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