Sea-food from sea-plants: Thai Union sees next stage of alt-protein growth coming from the ocean

By Pearly Neo

13-Jun-2023 - Last updated on 13-Jun-2023 at 02:11 GMT

The next stage of evolution for the plant-based seafood sector in APAC is likely to come from the sea itself, in the form of proteins from marine-based plants such as seaweed and kelp, according to seafood giant Thai Union.

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