
Schouten achieves Higher Level within IFS broker certification
Schouten has passed the IFS Broker certificate. But what exactly does it mean and why is certification so important? Our QA / QC manager, Laura, is happy to explain it to you.
Schouten has passed the IFS Broker certificate. But what exactly does it mean and why is certification so important? Our QA / QC manager, Laura, is happy to explain it to you.
The market for plant-based products is developing positively. Curious how the relatively new segment ‘fresh’ is developing?
Meet our new vegan Chickenless Dippers! Delicious crunchy homestyle coating and super tender vegan chicken in the inside.
Palm oil is used in countless products from shampoo to biscuits, but also in meat substitutes. Schouten only uses sustainable RSPO palm oil in its vegetable products.
At Schouten you will find the tastiest plant-based products. As a buyer, Lute provides the best ingredients and raw materials.
New introductions of plant-based protein foods are quickly increasing. In various retail categories, you can find more and more plant-based options:
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Hundreds of plant-based industry colleagues have already taken advantage of this.
At Schouten, we believe it is extremely important that our clients receive the best service. A product launch should run smoothly, from start to finish.
Several types of plant-based protein products are available in the supermarket. These are primarily made from soy, pea or wheat protein.
More and more consumers are choosing plant-based alternatives. That’s why it is important for consumers to have a complete meat substitute. What determines the size of a plant-based protein burger?
Schouten Europe is one of the three nominees for the Foodvalley Champions 2020 in the category Protein Shift.
An increasing number of QSR chains are offering plant-based protein products. The target group is predominantly the flexitarian who wants to reduce his/her meat intake for health and environmental reasons.
The new normal – everything is suddenly different. After the corona crisis, there will be a new ‘normal’. Our food consumption will change, too.