Enterprising Swedish businessmen produce potato milk

Published 2021년 9월 12일

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A Swedish company has invented a new type of plant milk from potatoes, which is claimed to be the most environmentally friendly milk substitute. The production of this milk releases the least amount of carbon dioxide compared to other alternatives like oats and almonds. The product is currently available in the UK, but consumers have reported issues with lumpiness when using it in beverages like coffee and tea. The sustainability of other milk alternatives, particularly almond milk, is raising concerns due to the increasing demand and the limited arable land required for potato milk, which is less than that for oats.
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What is the most environmentally friendly plant milk? Potatoes, if you ask the Swedish company that created it. In the 21st century, vegetable milks are common on the market. In some groups on social networks, they even have the status of a currency, and their popularity is constantly growing, informs agrarszektor.hu. According to experts, by 2019 the market for milk substitutes already exceeds 16 billion dollars. A significant part of them are oats and almonds. However, vegetable milk can be made from a number of other ingredients - from rice to coconut and soy. The Swedish company is about to make a breakthrough with potato-based milk, which may be the most sustainable substitute, writes Euronews. According to her, the production of one kilogram of product releases only 0.27 kilograms of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, while the same values are 0.9 kilograms for oats and 0.7 kilograms for almonds. Furthermore, as the turnover of plant-based milk increases, it is questionable ...
Source: Agri

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