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re: Tyson Foods invests in Beyond Meat (updated article in OP)
Posted on 10/26/16 at 5:24 pm to Macfly
Posted on 10/26/16 at 5:24 pm to Macfly
quote:I like Gardein! I like their "beefless burger" (red top)more than their black bean one... I buy Gardein more than Beyond Meat products because it's available at more places. This may be changing though, thanks to Tyson - meaning BM will be just as available as G.
I think the Gardein Ultimate Beefless Burger is pretty good.
It's the package with a red top.
The Beyond Burger that has only been released to Colorado, and recently in a few other states, will be available at the end of November at all Veggie Grill locations for anyone on the West Coast.
I hope someone posts a review on it before me...I would lol.
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Posted on 3/9/17 at 8:50 pm to emboslice
Tyson CEO says the future of protein may be meatless
As stated before, I definitely think this is a good move for Tyson
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... protein consumption is growing around the world-and it continues to grow. It's not just hot in the US; it's hot everywhere, people want protein, so whether it's animal-based protein or plant-based protein, they have an appetite for it. Plant-based protein is growing almost, at this point, a little faster than animal-based, so I think the migration may continue in that direction."
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In October 2016, the company bought a 5% stake in Beyond Meat, a Silicon Valley startup that makes plant-based beef and chicken primarily from pea protein (no real meat is involved)
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December 2016, Hayes took over, and the company launched a venture capital fund worth $150 million that invests in startups developing meat alternatives.
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The company faced some controversy in 2016 and early 2017 over allegations of price fixing and chicken abuse, but Hayes said it is committed to contributing to a sustainable food system
As stated before, I definitely think this is a good move for Tyson
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