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The repeat purchase gap: Why do some plant-based products stall after launch?
Elyas Coutts, CEO at Connect Vending, examines the gap between trial and repeat purchase – and why the conditions that drive a strong launch are often different from the ones that build lasting consumer habits.
The evolution of plant-based: A maturing category enters its next wave of growth
The plant-based category is entering its next growth phase – but what does that look like for the industry's key players, and where are the opportunities? Angela Flatland, senior sales director for plant-based at Spins, explores.
UK’s plant-based food market ‘back in growth for first time in years,’ Tesco declares
UK retailer Tesco has reported a surge in demand for chilled plant-based food products for the first time in years, signalling a promising return to growth amid a turbulent period for the category.
Lidl GB surpasses plant-based sales target, achieving nearly 700% sales increase
UK retailer Lidl GB has surpassed its original target of a 400% increase in own-label meat-free and milk alternative sales in 2025, achieving 694%.
Wolt Market Denmark becomes first retailer outside the Netherlands to use ‘Protein Tracker’ tool
Online supermarket Wolt Market Denmark has become the first supermarket outside of the Netherlands to adopt the ‘Protein Tracker,’ a tool developed by ProVeg Netherlands and the Green Protein Alliance to track plant-based food sales.
Quorn receives £18m investment to repay debt and support ‘reset year’
Quorn has received a funding injection from parent company Monde Nissin Corporation, enabling it to repay £18 million of debt as it embarks on a multi-year turnaround plan.
Private label products are driving plant-based retail sales growth across several European countries, GFI reports
The Good Food Institute Europe has analysed Circana retail sales data for six European countries, finding that rising plant-based sales volumes are being largely driven by private label product growth.
Tesco likely to miss 300% sales growth target for meat alternatives as consumers seek plant-based whole foods
Tesco has confirmed it is ‘highly unlikely’ to meet its previously announced target of achieving a 300% sales increase within its plant-based meat alternative ranges by December 2025.
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