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New safefood report reveals 1 in 4 vegetarian meat substitute products are not a source of protein safefood reminds people to check nutrition labels Reporter: ); A new research report¹ launched today by safefood has found that one in four (25%) processed vegetarian meat-substitute products like vegetable burgers, sausages and mince are not a source of, or high in protein. The research also found that among those who purchase these products, one in three (34%) did so because they perceived them to be ‘healthy/better for you.’ The safefood research looked at the nutritional content of 354 plant-based meat-substitute products on sale in supermarkets across the island of Ireland. These products included plant-based alternatives such as mince, burgers and sausages, which are positioned in a category of foods that provide protein such as meat, poultry, eggs, fish, nuts and beans. According to industry reports², vegan is the third fastest growing on-pack ....
Plant-based meat alternatives examined for their protein claims A quarter of processed vegetarian meat-substitutes are not a source of protein, a study in Ireland has claimed. Research by Irish nutrition and food safety body Safefood has asserted one in four of the products, including vegetable burgers, sausages and mince are not a source of, or high in, protein. Its research – based on alt-meat products available in supermarkets on the island of Ireland – also found among those who purchase these products, one in three (34%) did so because they perceived them to be healthy or better for you. Safefood looked at the nutritional content of 354 plant-based meat-substitute products. ....
Meeting her niece for the first time changed the course of Lorraine Flood’s life. It was December 2018 and she had recently come home after two years in Manhattan. Upon her return to Dublin she had to confront a question she had been avoiding motherhood. Before New York, she had been in a three-year relationship which ended. “I had really hoped it would go somewhere. I didn’t see the signs that it wasn’t going anywhere,” she says. “I had a career and I was waiting to meet somebody. I let that hold me back. I wanted to be a mother but I pushed it away. I didn’t feel I deserved to be a mother.” But then, when she saw her niece, she knew. “I felt an abundance of love. I was like, what am I waiting for? I realised it was what I really wanted.” ....