“Soy, beany, green, and other off-notes are naturally present in plant-based proteins" notes Vicky Tio, Biospringer Senior Food Technologist. “These are common technical challenges faced during the development of meat analogues”....
Yeast protein is coming from well-knownprocess: fermentation. It is a microorganism that is naturally present in the environment...
Low-meat diets are now the most popular daily diet in the world. The fastest growing lifestyle movement behind this is veganism...
Meat analogue, also known as meat substitute or mock meat, is not new in Asia. The introduction of meat analogues emerged in 6th century AD, influenced by the restricted diet from Chinese Buddhism back in those days. ...
The proportion of vegetarians, vegans and flexitarians is increasing. They are turning to plant-based products as meat alternatives. On the food manufacturer side, it is a major challenge to reformulate their products while maintaining the taste, texture and overall appearance of the products consumers are...
Plant-based proteins is a growing market. In this global trend, two main segments appear: global dairy substitutes and global meat substitutes....
Our experts from Asia Pacific shared their analysis of the plant-based proteins’ market in Asia, and more specifically of its potential in India. ...
The proportion of vegetarians, vegans and flexitarians is increasing. They are turning to plant-based products as meat alternatives. On the food manufacturer side, it is a major challenge to reformulate their products while maintaining the taste, texture and overall appearance of the products consumers are...
[vc_row css_animation="" row_type="row" use_row_as_full_screen_section="no" type="full_width" angled_section="no" text_align="left" background_image_as_pattern="without_pattern"][vc_column][vc_column_text]The meat substitute market was estimated at 13.3 billion USD in 2018 and projected to grow with a 7.9% CAGR between 2019 and 2024(1). Cultured meat and plant-based meat analogues will be the main sources of proteins by...