Packages of Beyond Meat Inc. plant-based burger patties.Photographer: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg Two things happened in May that should be a huge wakeup call for big food companies. First, the respected medical journal Cell Metabolism published a study that showed a direct relationship between highly processed foods and obesity. Second, the alternative-hamburger company Beyond Meat – which makes the plant-based Beyond Burgers that have been flying off supermarket shelves – had its wildly successful IPO, raising almost $250 million. The takeaway from these developments for makers of canned pasta...
The Burger Got A Makeover. Can Processed Foods Get One Too? - Forbes
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