Plant-based meat
From imitation to innovation: What sets apart a successful alt-meat brand?
Plant-based meat products have come a long way in taste, quality and affordability – but they now must do substantially more to stand out. The Plant Base examines what it really means for today’s brands to be a cut above the competition.
Juicy Marbles introduces turkey-flavoured Granny’s Roast for Thanksgiving season in US
Plant-based meat brand Juicy Marbles has announced the launch of Granny’s Roast, a Turkey-flavoured roast dinner centrepiece, in the US ahead of Thanksgiving.
Infinite Roots launches Umami Block product in German retail
German food-tech start-up Infinite Roots has launched its new Umami Block, a fungi-based savoury protein product, at selected retailers nationwide.
BMC Ingredients’ Rhiza mycelium ingredient approved for use in India
US-based BMC Ingredients, formerly known as The Better Meat Co, has gained regulatory approval for its Rhiza mycelium ingredient in India.
Planted introduces new mince-style Planted.Hack and Asia-Style strips
Swiss food-tech start-up Planted Foods has announced the launch of two new meat alternative innovations, made using its proprietary fermentation platform.
Maple Leaf Foods consolidates US plant-based production into Indianapolis facility
Maple Leaf Foods has announced it will close two production facilities in Seattle, Washington and Turners Falls, Massachusetts, as part of a move to consolidate its US plant-based protein production into a single site in Indiana.
Impossible Foods makes UK retail debut with four new products in Tesco
US-headquartered alt-meat giant Impossible Foods has made its debut in UK retail, launching four new products this week at Tesco supermarkets across the nation.
Squeaky Bean adds ‘first-to-market’ BBQ Pulled Pork Style Shreds to ready-to-eat range
The Compleat Food Group’s Squeaky Bean plant-based brand has expanded its core ready-to-eat meat alternatives range with BBQ Pulled Pork Style Shreds.
Hain Celestial to sell international business to Aurelius in $323m deal
Hain Celestial, owner of plant-based brands Linda McCartney Foods, Natumi and Joya, has entered into an agreement to sell its international business to global private equity firm Aurelius, aiming to create a more ‘focused’ North American business.
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