
BREAKING: Plant-Based Eggs REPLACE Chicken Eggs at Major Fast Food Chain
The move marks the first time a major quick-service restaurant has swapped an animal-based product with a plant-based one across multiple regular menu offerings.
The move marks the first time a major quick-service restaurant has swapped an animal-based product with a plant-based one across multiple regular menu offerings.
The world’s first commercial sale of cultivated chicken has been announced. A restaurant in Singapore will begin serving it this Saturday!
After reading the report’s illuminating conclusions, visionaries from throughout East and Southeast Asia may find themselves asking “Am I sitting on a gold mine and just need to start digging?”
We’re taking a deep dive into an aspect of the plant-based food space that, despite being right under our nose, often gets overlooked—their aroma!
Today’s featured company, Quorn, has firmly established itself as the undisputed leader of their own category—dubbed biomass fermentation—and now they’re taking their successful model global.
Behind the scenes, innovative food-ingredient companies have been quietly working with both start-ups and legacy brands to help them successfully jump on the plant-based bandwagon.
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