In a plant-based era, the versatile potato makes its way to the center of the plate
February 28, 2018
With Meatless Mondays catching fire and a general trend toward consuming less animal protein, manufacturers are relying on versatile, satisfying and familiar foods to take the place of meat as the hero ingredient. Enter potatoes, which deliver on customer satisfaction and lend themselves to a myriad of preparations.
Chefs at Campbell’s Culinary & Baking Institute (CCBI) have explored percolating trends, eating at restaurants and food stands, scouring markets and grilling foodies to gather what they believe to be the six biggest and most accessible food trends of 2018
December 11, 2017
Campbell’s Culinary & Baking Institute is a global network of highly-skilled Chefs, bakers and culinary professionals at Campbell Soup Company.
Innova Market Insights reports the US meat substitutes market growing at 8.7% annually
June 25, 2017
Increasing consumer concern over sustainability and the global food chain, alongside the rise of veganism, plant power and clean eating trends, has facilitated diverse new product innovation in the global meat substitutes market, according to Innova Market Insights.
Innovation and expansion surround plant-based dairy and meat alternatives
May 11, 2017
According to The NPD Group, a leading global information company, the market for plant-based alternatives is still evolving as consumers begin to leverage these items because of food allergies or they’re seeking what they believe to be more healthful options.
Venture capital and consulting firms to collaborate on plant-based meat alternatives
March 8, 2017
In a unique collaboration between finance and consulting, New Crop Capital and BeyondBrands have forged a joint venture to accelerate innovative product development and distribution with critical go-to-market funding and management support.
Meat-free days is the top reason for eating protein alternatives among US consumers
February 27, 2017
While not fully committing to a meat-free lifestyle, ‘Meatless Mondays’ seem to be catching on among Americans as a way to cut back with new research from Mintel revealing that the top reason US consumers use meat alternatives is because they occasionally like to have meat-free days (31%).