Paying attention to how you prepare your food pays off
We humans don’t read. We throw the meat substitute in the pan and cook! The result: a product that is not prepared to its fullest. However paying attention to how you prepare your food pays off.
We humans don’t read. We throw the meat substitute in the pan and cook! The result: a product that is not prepared to its fullest. However paying attention to how you prepare your food pays off.
How can food companies take advantage of the trend toward plant-based eating, and draw more flexitarians and meat-eaters to choose veg-heavy dishes? A simple fix can be the name you choose.
Worldwide, various companies are taking innovative approaches to vegan mince. In the Netherlands, Schouten Europe is making sustainable mince from fermented tempeh, partly using byproducts from one of its own facilities.
Alt-protein producer Schouten Europe has reported a significant rise in plant-based fish sales, as the price of conventional fish continues to climb due to the conflict in Ukraine.
The home-delivered meal box is becoming increasingly popular. Category manager Marijn ter Horst of Marley Spoon talks about choosing Schouten and the success of the formula.
Because of the sharp rise in gas oil prices as a result of the war in Ukraine, profitable fishing is currently no longer possible. Many ships are not setting sail, and the prices of fish are rising rapidly. As a result of these developments, the demand for plant-based alternatives to fish is increasing.
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You probably know them: vegetarian or vegetable burgers, sausages, balls, and pieces. But why is soy used for so many meat substitutes? And is that good for your health and the environment? You can read about it here!
Today is World Tuna Day: a UN initiative aiming to raise awareness about sustainable fishing. No better time to put our plant-based product, Vegan Green Tuna, in the spotlight.
The fish sticks are the second fish replacement brought out by Dutch company Schouten Europe after introduction of its plant-based tuna earlier this year.
Schouten develops and produces meat and fish substitutes and achieved the top position with its vegetable tuna.
Schouten Europe, the Netherlands-based meat and seafood alternatives group, has snapped up co-packer Nijland Food from bankruptcy.
The Giessen family business Schouten Europe, producer of meat and fish substitutes, is taking over Nijland Food from Goor, which recently declared bankruptcy.