While the outbreak of COVID-19 has brought tremendous pressure to the real economy in many countries, groceries and food sales have spiked (as people stock up for lockdown periods) and consumers have become more concerned about the safety and sustainability of the food they buy. One beneficiary of this trend has been the alternative protein sector, according to a venture…
Alternative protein industry receives boost from COVID-19 pandemic
19 August 2020

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