Beyond Meat, Inc., a leader in plant-based meat, announced its latest product innovation, Beyond Breakfast Sausage™, will start to hit retail shelves by the end of March. Beyond Breakfast Sausage is a new plant-based breakfast sausage featuring 11g of protein per serving with 50% less total fat, 35% less saturated fat and sodium and 33% fewer calories than a leading brand of pork sausage patties, and is made without GMOs, soy, gluten or artificially produced ingredients.

Available in two flavors, classic and spicy, this better-for-you breakfast option offers the taste of traditional pork breakfast sausage with the added nutritional and environmental benefits of plant-based meat, all packed into one convenient plant-based breakfast option.

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Usable for busy mornings, Beyond Breakfast Sausage is a quick and convenient plant-based option that goes from frozen to finished in under five minutes. With spices like sage and black pepper, Beyond Breakfast Sausage tastes like pork breakfast sausage patties, unlocking even more breakfast choices to power one’s day.

Beyond Breakfast Sausage is made using simple, plant-based ingredients and is designed to look, cook and satisfy like traditional pork breakfast sausage. Other highlights include:

• 11g of protein per serving, from peas and brown rice
• Less saturated fat, total fat and sodium, with fewer calories than a leading brand of pork sausage patties
• No cholesterol, nitrates, nitrites, antibiotics or hormones
• Non-GMO Project Verified
• Made without soy, gluten or artificially produced ingredients
• Certified Kosher and Halal

Beyond Breakfast Sausage will arrive coast-to-coast on store shelves by the end of March to early April, and will be available at select retailers, including: ACME, Albertsons, Key Foods, Kings, Pavilions, Raley’s, ShopRite, Vons, Wegmans and Whole Foods Market. Consumers can find Beyond Breakfast Sausage in the premium breakfast meat section of the frozen aisle with an SRP of $4.99 for six patties.

www.BeyondMeat.com