Conversations about sustainability are no longer enough. As it becomes all but certain that global heating will increase beyond the 1.5°C of the Paris Agreement, the effects of climate change are already a reality for many communities worldwide. People are not only sensing the urgency of the matter but are re...

When Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat first came on the scene, the future of plant-based protein looked decidedly juicy. But the hype and popularity of these products have waned. So why are sales of plant-based meat suddenly lagging and what can food brands do to reignite consumer excitement?

Despite the continued keen interest in plant-based food and diets by many, the initial novelty of the movement is beginning to wear off for some. As a result, people are becoming disillusioned with the culture, instead looking for simplified approaches to products that can prove their eco-claims, offer something new, or provide new functionalities.

Bratwursts and kebabs may be par for the course in Germany, but no other country in Europe has seen such a sharp rise in vegans over the last ten years. As plant-based offerings continue to skyrocket and consumers seek sustainable food options, what can brands do to cater for this vegan culture?

Countering the stereotype of Hispanic cuisine being meat-heavy, a host of chefs and influencers are championing plant-based Latin American food. How do these dishes tap into contemporary values and tastes? And how can brands help diversify the vegan landscape and make it more accessible?