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Next Meat plant-based beef bowls and yakiniku go on sale in Japan

Next Meat plant-based beef bowls and yakiniku go on sale in Japan Today 06:28 am JST Today | 06:52 am JST TOKYO Next Meats Co Ltd, a Japanese company providing plant-based alternatives to popular meaty dishes with a goal of accommodating different diets as well as combating food loss, has been finding success after the release of their vegan versions of gyudon and even yakiniku. Response to the alternative meats, which had previously been available for online order, has been positive enough that Next will be selling their NEXT Kalbi 1.1 and NEXT Harami 1.1 yakiniku as well as NEXT Gyudon 1.2 plant-based beef bowl at the new LIFE supermarket located in Mizoguchi.

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Tokyo based food-tech venture Next Meats debuts in alternative protein hotspot Singapore in 10 months after establishment

Share this article Share this article the world s first plant-based yakiniku meats, made its debut in the alternative protein hotspot Singapore this week, just 10 months after establishment. The company has collaborated this time with popular Japanese restaurant Aburi-EN, where two types of meal sets using the NEXT Kalbi (short rib) will be available. From left to right: Premium Kalbi Don Set and Stamina Kalbi Teishoku Set As it is the first time that a Japanese company s alternative meats were offered in a chain restaurant in Singapore and the meals are also Aburi-EN s first-ever plant-based menus, their product launch event gained attention from influencers and media personnel.

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Alternative meat venture Next Meats broadcasts Japan s first alternative meat brand television commercial, just 10 months after establishment

Press release content from PR Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Alternative meat venture Next Meats broadcasts Japan’s first alternative meat brand television commercial, just 10 months after establishment April 2, 2021 GMT Logo (PRNewsfoto/Next Meats Co., Ltd.) TOKYO, April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Tokyo based food-tech venture Next Meats, established last year in June, announced they will be airing a television commercial on several channels in Japan starting April, which will make it the first time an alternative meat brand will air a commercial on public television in the country. Next Meats explains that in order to effectively tackle the climate crisis issue and mitigate its effects, great speed and execution is required in all parts of business which led to the release of their commercial only 10 months after establishment. They noted that their commercial which has three language variations will be played in other countries as well.

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Japanese food-tech venture Next Meats gets listed on the first plant-based stock Index, VegTech Index

Japanese food-tech venture Next Meats gets listed on the first plant-based stock Index, VegTech Index
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Japanese food-tech venture Next Meats gets listed on the first plant-based stock Index, VegTech Index

Japanese food-tech venture Next Meats gets listed on the first plant-based stock Index, VegTech Index
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