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Plant-based firm and social impact venture Green Monday has recently made major strides into the South East Asian market with product and retail debuts in Singapore and Malaysia, and is now eyeing opportunities to reduce its prices in order to sustain momentum in the category. Hong Kong-based Green Monday and its plant-based product development arm OmniFoods launched three plant-based meat products into the Malaysian retail market last month under its OmniMeat brand, and also opened its first ASEAN plant-based retail store and eatery Green Common in Singapore. Acco...

Plus additions at Bojangles, Chevys Fresh Mex, Coolgreens, Eggs Up Grill, Freddy’s Frozen Custard and Steakburgers, Golden Chick

Any restaurant that offers all-day breakfast we can get behind, especially a 100 percent plant-based one. Plant-based fast-casual restaurant HipCityVeg, is teaming up with Eat Just, maker of fan-favorite egg alternative JUST Egg to launch an all-day breakfast menu featuring two plant-based breakfast sandwiches starting this coming Monday, February 8th. HipCityVeg's all-vegan menu has a wide variety of choices from chik'n sandwiches to frozen treats. The chain's breakfast menu currently offers an organic tofu "egg," but adding JUST Egg to the menu gives customers even more options to ch...

In relation to its latest deal, Post, when asked for details on the distribution deal, told just-food the companies have developed "a strategic partnership and are collaborating closely on foodservice and retail accounts throughout the United States".  "Together we will be developing items that will be exclusively available through Post, as well as working together to increase velocity through a variety of new and established distribution channels," a spokesperson said. Todd Boyman, CEO and co-founder of Hungry Planet, said in a statement: "By delivering on taste, health and variety, we have...

Dive Brief: Post Holdings has agreed to a deal with Hungry Planet to distribute the upstart's plant-based meats in retail and foodservice, the companies said in a statement.  As part of the transaction, Post is investing an undisclosed amount in Hungry Planet to support the company’s growth. Hungry Planet, which like Post is based in St. Louis, produces plant-based beef, chicken patties and crab cakes. The partnership with Hungry Planet is latest entrance into the plant-based space for Post, which is known for its diverse collection of products including Fruity Pebbles, Bob Evans frozen ...