Russia will create vegetable analogs of fish, eggs, and cheese

Published 2022년 2월 10일

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The Food of the Future conference was held at the PRODEXPO 2022 international food exhibition, with Valeria Rodina discussing the rise of plant-based products as a new trend in healthy nutrition. She highlighted a doubling of the product range in retail outlets and increased market competition, leading to lower prices and more consumer choices. Retail chains are viewing plant products as a promising category to meet consumer trends and expectations. In 2021, vegetable meat surpassed plant-based milk as the most popular plant-based product, and the expectation is for the market to expand further in 2022 with the introduction of more vegetable alternatives to dairy and egg products.
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On February 09, 2022, the Food of the Future conference was held as part of the PRODEXPO 2022 international food exhibition. Valeria Rodina, Executive Director of the Union of Plant-Based Products Producers (“Plant Products”), made a presentation on the topic “Plant-Based Products — a New Trend in Healthy Nutrition”. The head of the industry association emphasized that the herbal products industry is gradually reaching a new level of development. “First, the representation of plant analogues to products of animal origin has increased in retail chains and convenience stores. This is a key achievement for 2021. Retailers note a two-fold expansion of the range. Secondly, competition within the market has intensified, there is more choice. This led to lower prices, for example, for the same plant-based meat, and also provided buyers with more options for choice,” said Valeria Rodina. Retail chains already perceive plant products as a promising category of goods, because. want to meet ...
Source: Oilworld

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