In meat-loving China, mavericks see future in plant-based protein
There is a growing appetite for alternatives to meat in the world’s most populous nation.
Source: aljazeera.com
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There is a growing appetite for alternatives to meat in the world’s most populous nation.
After May Chan Mei-wah began chemotherapy and radiation treatment for Stage 2 breast cancer almost a year ago, she found it a challenge to eat. “I had no appetite, experienced nausea, vomiting and bloating, and couldn’t taste my food,” says the 55-year-old from Hong Kong. “I also had trouble chewing because my gums were sore and I could barely move...