Conglomerates have bought out several smaller companies as the meat substitute market is predicted to grow rapidly

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MattKrupnickTue 10 May 2022 06.00 EDT
Big meat and food conglomerates threaten to push out smaller producers of meat alternatives in the same way they have affected other food industries, according to two recent reports.
Meat companies such as JBS and Cargill have invested heavily in plant-based proteins and laboratory-grown meats in recent years and bought out several smaller companies, according to areportpublished Tuesday by the non-profit Food & Water Watch and a Marchreportfrom IPES-Food, a coalition of food systems experts.
The animal meat conglomerates are joining other food giants that already control about 80% of the meat alternative market, including Kellogg’s, which…
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