'Winning strategy': Why hybrid meat / plant protein products can help overcome taste and texture challenges

By Pearly Neo

01-Mar-2022 - Last updated on 01-Mar-2022 at 02:18 GMT

Hybrid products containing both animal and plant proteins are offering manufacturers the chance to overcome taste and texture challenges, while simultaneously tapping into the large number of consumers who are eager to learn about alternative proteins.

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