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EPISODE · Mar 9, 2026 · 34 MIN

Episode 60: Building a Regenerative Food System with Lupin Protein, Matthew Skinner, CEO, Wide Open Agriculture (WOA)

from Munching on Molecules · host Lara Tiro and Christine Farkas

We welcome Matthew Skinner, CEO of Wide Open Agriculture (WOA), to explore the business and science behind lupin protein and regenerative food systems.From a finance career to food entrepreneurship, Matthew’s path into the industry was anything but conventional. Driven by a passion for sustainability, he now leads Wide Open Agriculture, championing lupin as a high-protein, low-impact ingredient with remarkable potential.In this episode, we discuss:- What makes lupin protein a nutritional and functional powerhouse.- The many valorization pathways of lupin that opens the door to novel formats.- The importance of regenerative agriculture in building resilient supply chains- Why consumer education is key to lupin’s future successThis episode offers a timely look at innovation rooted in sustainability and regenerative food systems.  Learn more about Wide Open Agriculture: https://wideopenagriculture.com.au

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