Core Viewpoint - The article highlights significant progress in the "2030 Pioneer Project" in Jiangxi Province, focusing on the biosynthesis and industrialization of functional nutritional products, including microbial proteins and vitamin B3 derivatives [1][3]. Group 1: Project Achievements - The project has developed efficient cell factories for microbial proteins, vitamin B3 derivatives, β-glucans, 2'-fucosyllactose, and L-valine, with some strains achieving internationally leading fermentation yields [3]. - The "Venetian Fusarium Protein" has been approved as a new food ingredient, marking China's first approval of filamentous fungal microbial protein, thus opening a new avenue for the microbial protein manufacturing industry [3]. - The pilot fermentation yield for vitamin B3 derivatives has reached over 40g/L, surpassing domestic and international reported levels, with a product purity of ≥99.5% [3]. Group 2: Industrialization and Economic Impact - The construction of production lines for tens of thousands of tons of microbial proteins and hundreds of tons of vitamin B3 derivatives is underway, expected to create a new food industry worth billions [3][4]. - The project aims to establish a high-level microbial protein manufacturing system to achieve large-scale, low-cost production, effectively replacing imported soybean protein [4]. Group 3: Collaborative Efforts - The project integrates efforts from enterprises, universities, and government, with Jiangxi Haiwen Biological Technology Co., Ltd. focusing on the entire vitamin B3 industry chain and addressing common industry challenges [5]. - The collaboration involves Jiangxi University and Jiangnan University leading the foundational technology development, while Haiwen Biological drives the industrialization of the technology [5].