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January is quickly becoming home to the Veganuary movement, which encourages everyone to try a plant-based diet for the month. While changing to a strict no-meat diet can seem daunting, there are plenty of great products on the market to make the switch easier.
Plant-based products have come a long way in recent years, as has the number of people buying them. Now, it’s often hard to tell that the burger you’re eating isn’t actually meat. But this all helps to make the switch to a plant-based diet that much easier.
By Kevin White2021-01-06T05:00:00+00:00
Source: The Livekindly Co
The deal will also see Iceland stock Livekindly’s other brands, including Oumph and Fry’s Family Food Co
Vegan food and lifestyle company The Livekindly Collective has further expanded its portfolio with the acquisition of Iceland’s No Meat plant-based brand.
Launched by Iceland in the spring of 2018 when it unveiled its No Bull burger, the No Meat brand has since grown to include a wide variety of frozen plant-based products, including mince and meatball alternatives, pastries, puddings and vegan pizzas, in addition to No Chick fillets and strips, No Duck spring rolls and No Fish fingers. The brand’s products are also sold in Asda and Ocado.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 17, 2020 /PRNewswire/ Genpact (NYSE: G), a global professional services firm focused on delivering digital transformation, and The LIVEKINDLY Collective, a collective of plant-based food and media brands, today announced they are leveraging cloud technology and predictive analytics to reimagine end-to-end operations and drive competitive growth. They are co-innovating to create a digital-first, data-led organization to achieve LIVEKINDLY Collective s vision to be the preeminent plant-based food company that transforms the global food system at speed.
LIVEKINDLY Collective s aggressive farm-to-fork approach dictates the need for agility. The company is developing everything from seeds that can grow with less water to new cuisine that encourages more consumers to eat plant-based meals. It must reinvent traditional business operations to shift the global food system to a sustainable one. Genpact answers this call by combinin