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Eat Beyond Global Holdings, which has acquired a slew of alternative protein food brands in the past year, has made an investment in Daydream Drinks, a hemp and adaptogen-infused sparkling water brand based in Canada. Eat Beyond joins Global Edge Investments, a Toronto-based investment and management company, and other industry veterans including Jorn Socquet, a 14-year executive from AB InBev, as an early-stage investor in Daydream. As the first beverage brand investment for Eat Beyond (the firm's portfolio includes several alternative protein companies such as ...

Analysis: Not Impossible, just unlikely: Wall Street's plant-based love wilts Reuters | Apr 22, 2021 12:12 AM EDT Impossible Foods plant-based beef products are seen in between other meat products inside a refrigerator at a supermarket in Hong Kong, China (Photo : REUTERS/Lam Yik/File Photo) A cooling of the U.S. stock market's taste for plant-based meat makers has raised doubts among some investors and analysts about Impossible Foods' plans to achieve a $10 billion flotation. Impossible is seeking to go public through an initial public offering or via a merger with a blank-check company with...

Analysis: Faux meat growth doubts give market food for thought on Impossible Siddharth Cavale , By Siddharth Cavale and Uday Sampath Kumar (Reuters) - A cooling of the U.S. stock market's taste for plant-based meat makers has raised doubts among some investors and analysts about Impossible Foods' plans to achieve a $10 billion flotation. Impossible is seeking to go public through an initial public offering or via a merger with a blank-check company within the next 12 months, sources told Reuters this month. The market value of larger competitor Beyond Mea...

The Eat Beyond Global Holdings-owned company recently commissioned its first manufacturing line at the Vancouver, BC plant. Investment issuer Eat Beyond Global Holdings announced Tuesday that its portfolio firm The Very Good Food Company completed the commissioning of its first production line and “butchered its first bean” at its newly upgraded Vancouver, BC plant-based meat alternatives manufacturing plant. “The 45,000-sq-ft facility will significantly boost Very Good’s production capacity to meet significant online and retail demand for its plant-based alternatives,” said ...

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