After great success and record lines at the 2019 Good Food Conference, Hooray Foods is looking to expand production of their plant-based bacon to foodservice. Sri picked bacon because pork production is the second greatest agricultural source of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States.
By applying her engineering skills, Christie Lagally is upgrading plant-based production and making nuggets affordable and accessible to foodservices.
As meat companies like Tyson and Smithfield have been increasingly diving into the plant-based meat space, the Van Cleve Seafood Co. very well may be at the forefront of a similar trend in plant-based seafood.
Plant-based dairy producer Eclipse Foods has rolled out their first commercial product at gourmet ice cream sellers Humphry Slocombe and OddFellows in San Francisco and New York.
Their fermentation process is taking alternative proteins beyond the realm of plant-based products and cultivated meat.
Improved Nature is making its retail debut in the New York metropolitan area with plant-based products that are bringing something extra to our plates — a new manufacturing process that replicates whole muscle meat.
Startup Geltor has partnered with collagen producer GELITA to commercialize the world's first edible animal-free collagen (i.e., what gelatin is made from). It could revolutionize products and massively expand the plant-based food industry.
Impossible Foods is a recipient of the 2019 United Nations Global Climate Action Award, selected for its practicality and scalability. And speaking of scale, Impossible just made its East Coast retail debut!
On Monday, September 30, the Beyond Meat burger goes on sale for a 12-week trial in Toronto and surrounding communities in southwest Ontario.
Two burgers will be less than $5, and each four-ounce serving will provide 18 grams of protein. "This is going after a meat-eating customer."
