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this below effort is a terrible idea, and I do not intend to ever try the product

my mind is closed on this one

had tried beyond meat burger once, and as suspected, horrible

what's next?

artificial sex

fake swimming

false profit

alt milk?

oh wait, I do like soya milk

hmmmnnn

must deliberate when absolutely must deliberate, but not before ...

bloomberg.com

Fake-Egg Maker to Build First Asia Plant in Singapore
Alfred Cang20 October 2020, 14:12 GMT+8

Photographer: Gabby Jones/Bloomberg
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Egg-substitute maker Eat Just Inc. plans to build and operate its first plant protein facility in Singapore, with investment from a consortium led by Proterra Investment Partners Asia Pte.

The group will invest up to $100 million and Eat Just will put in as much as $20 million in the plant that aims to expand protein production in Asia, according to a joint statement on Tuesday. Proterra Asia, a private-equity firm spun off from agricultural giant Cargill Inc., said the funding will help the company set up a fully-integrated supply chain.

Investments in alternative protein companies have accelerated as the firms compete to invent substitutes to traditional meat production as consumers become more careful about nutrition and the environment. More people are also going hungry as the pandemic upends food-supply chains, cripples economies and erodes consumer purchasing power.

Read more on alternative food’s expansion in Asia:

Impossible Foods Enters Retail Market in Hong Kong, Singapore

Prawn Meat Maker in Singapore Gets Venture Funding For New Plant

Impossible Foods Awaits China Nod as Beyond Meat Muscles In

A Fake-Egg Maker Pitches Safety to Its Niche of Fans in China

Beyond Meat to Build Factories Near Shanghai in China Push

Once built, the first factory in the southeast Asia city-state will generate “thousands of metric tons of protein,” according to the statement. Future facilities may be built in Asia as the demand for protein is seen rising sharply, it said.

Beyond this partnership, Eat Just and Proterra Asia are also discussing expanding their alliance to the commercial production of cultured meat, which is made from cells instead of?animals that are?raised and slaughtered, the companies said in the statement.

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