Vgarden partners with Israeli supermarket Tiv Taam in global expansion
The global plant-based alt-meat market is currently worth over US$5 billion and is projected to surpass $27 billion by 2030.
The global plant-based alt-meat market is currently worth over US$5 billion and is projected to surpass $27 billion by 2030.
The company genetically modifies lettuce in hi-tech greenhouses to produce casein, which is the main ingredient required to make cheese and other dairy products.
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Vgarden Australia will run a dedicated manufacturing facility based in Brisbane, Australia.
timated $200 billion usd by 2025. However, only 4 per cent of flexible plastic packaging gets recycled and the rest ends up in landfills.
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“It’s the first time that a machine is making a personalised hamburger by itself,” said Racheli Vizman, CEO, SavorEat.
“The market for cultivated meat is advancing rapidly, and we want to contribute to making it an affordable reality for everyone,” said Susanne Leonhartsberger, President, Wacker Biosolutions.
“Our new development of the edible coating is proven to work very well on different cultivars of tomatoes, and specifically cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, and even fruits like mangoes,” says founder.
Initially available within select restaurants in the UK, Israel, Germany, and the Netherlands, this also marks the first time high-end restaurants will offer plant-based whole cuts as part of their menus.