Earlier this year, the brand announced it would be reformulating some plant-based products in the UK, replacing pea protein with soy.

US-based multinational meat processor Tyson Foods has entered the plant-based market in the Asia-Pacific region, launching a range of meat-free products under its First Pride brand name.

The brand’s popular range of fried chicken alternative products will add a protein-rich alternative to Grubby’s healthy fakeaway and street food 2024 menu.

Its offerings, such as OvoPro™ (a substitute for egg whites) and OvoBoost™ (a neutral protein for various food and beverage applications), are designed to replace conventional eggs in products across sectors

The startup, headquartered in Ghent, Belgium, says the funding provides the necessary resources to move its dairy-identical cheese, yogurt, and chocolate products toward commercial viability.

Canadian company Urbani Foods produced conventional meat-based products for half a century. But three years ago, it decided to pivot and become entirely plant-based.

It is not yet clear as to whether it will be cooked in the same fryers as meat-based products.

Cadbury’s chocolate products in Canada, including Cadbury’s Plant Bar, source cocoa through Cocoa Life – Mondelēz International’s sustainable cocoa program, which recently received a $600 million investment

already restricted or eliminated meat from their diets, while a third of the population plan to do so in the following six months. 49% of the 1,027 adults surveyed said they consume meat or meat-containing products

The products are packaged in 100% home-compostable tubs. The brand is now scaling into the US market, and …