# The Daily Newsletter on Strategies and Innovations

> Solar Foods said EFSA issued a favorable scientific opinion finding its air- and electricity-based fermented protein ingredient Solein safe under the proposed conditions of use. The opinion advances its EU Novel Food authorization application to the European Commission’s final approval process, which the company estimates will take seven to nine months. The text also begins reporting Carlsberg’s agreement to sell Britvic Brasil, but provides no transaction details.

- Date: 2026-11-09 · published 2026-11-09T21:11:51.210Z
- Category: policy · region EU · magnitude low
- Page: https://feedsoft.ai/events/90193-the-daily-newsletter-on-strategies-and-innovations
- Commodities: [Lysine](https://feedsoft.ai/c/LYSINE.md)

## Why it matters

If approved, Solein would add an alternative protein ingredient to the EU food market, though the announcement does not establish a near-term change in feed-commodity supply or demand. The incomplete report on Britvic Brasil gives no basis for assessing a commodity-market effect.

## Sources

- agra.fr: https://www.agra.fr/business-express/agra-business-solar-foods-carlsberg-eurlysine-tyson-foods-et-apam

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