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Wednesday, August 20, 2014

Former Google Maps Genius to Build the World’s Largest Plant Library

Hampton Creek, Dan Zigmond, Lee Chae, world's largest plant library, vegan foods, animal-free, cruelty-free foods, chemistry, food science, database, vegetarian, non-GMO foods


San Francisco-based startup Hampton Creek already has a couple of wins under its belt with its egg-free mayonnaise and dairy-free cookies. But its recent announcement that Dan Zigmond, formerly lead data scientist for Google Maps, will head the data resources for the company’s planned world’s largest plant library reveals just how grand its ambitions are. The purpose of the library? To identify and catalog plant characteristics in the quest to find more sustainable, animal-free alternatives to common foodstuffs.


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