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Beyond Meat reflects category's problems - Vimarsana News

Beyond Meat reflects category's problems

Beyond Meat reflects category's problems - 15 May 2024

HECK launches new rashers made out of sausages - Vimarsana News

HECK launches new rashers made out of sausages

The Yorkshire-based company aims to win over sausage-lovers' hearts with its rasher alternatives that take only five minutes to cook.

Pret axes last of its vegetarian-only stores - with final three converting back into standard chains after slump for demand in meat-free sandwiches - Vimarsana News

Pret axes last of its vegetarian-only stores - with final three converting back into standard chains after slump for demand in meat-free sandwiches

The remaining Veggie Pret stores - two in London and one in Manchester - will all start selling meat products by the end of February.

The death of vegan fast food: Experts warn plant-based restaurants could be on their way out as one starts selling MEAT and chain backed by Lewis Hamilton and Leonardo DiCaprio closes half its branches - Vimarsana News

The death of vegan fast food: Experts warn plant-based restaurants could be on their way out as one starts selling MEAT and chain backed by Lewis Hamilton and Leonardo DiCaprio closes half its branches

Experts have warned that the declining popularity of veganism could lead to more vegan restaurants going under in the next one or two years as they struggle to compete with larger meat-selling brands.

Meat is back on the menu: Rise of 'smashed burgers' is driving appetite for beef while demand for plant-based produce drops - Vimarsana News

Meat is back on the menu: Rise of 'smashed burgers' is driving appetite for beef while demand for plant-based produce drops

The rise of trendy 'smashed burgers' could be driving appetite for beef among Brits as demand for plant-based meat substitutes drops, figures show.