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PLANT MEAT, CARNIVORE NO MORE

Texture and color are considered the
Holy Grail when it comes to using
plant-protein ingredients to mimic meat.
It is a fine art to duplicate the textural
subtleties such as chewiness, fibrosity, and flakiness of the meat or fish. Proprietary innovative manufacturing and formulation technologies have become available and are now increasingly used for animal protein replacement.

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SO-JA SO-NEE (Dutch)

ALS KIP HET MEEST VEELZIJDIGE STUKJE VLEES IS, DAN IS SOJA DE MEEST VEELZIJDIGE BOON. VAN DE MEGA-LANDBOUW VERDWIJNT ONGEVEER 98% VAN
DE WERELDOOGST IN VEEVOER, TERWIJL HET RESTANT RECHTSTREEKS IN VELERLEI CONSUMENTENPRODUCTEN ALS EIWITBRON -MAAR VOORAL OOK ALS
VET- EN WATEREMULGATOR- GEBRUIKT WORDT.

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The Pulse Of Pea Protein

Global demand for protein is booming partly due to rising incomes in emerging markets. Higher income also translates to consumers’ demand for improved organoleptic and nutritive quality, while shifting the diet preferences to include more protein, says Henk Hoogenkamp, Protein Specialist & Author.

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PLANT MEAT, UNOX VEGETARISCHE ROOKWORST (Dutch)

ER IS GEEN ONTKOMEN MEER AAN. PLANT-BASED MEATS HEBBEN DEFINITIEF EEN PLAATS VEROVERD IN DE SCHAPPEN VAN DE SUPERS, DE MENUKAARTEN
EN DE FOOD SERVICE-INDUSTRIE. IN VELE GEVALLEN IS HET ALLE HENS AAN DEK VOOR DE NIEUWE GENERATIE CONSUMENTEN (MILLENNIALS,
1982-2004) DIERVRIJE VOEDING TE FACILITEREN.

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PLANT and MEAT, PROTEIN IN HARMONY

No Self Reliance
Increasing meat consumption has
manifested itself in China, losing
its near self-sufficiency in soybeans.
Chinese soybeans imports have steadily
increased and now represent about
85 percent of consumption. Similarly,
corn imports are now also at the
beginning of the soy-trajectory as
compared to the past when China
was self-sufficient.

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