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People are free to do whatever they want of course. As a consumer (and investor having lost a significant amount on Beyond Meat), I think this is a pretty bad d
by ThalesX 4y ago
People are free to do whatever they want of course. As a consumer (and investor having lost a significant amount on Beyond Meat), I think this is a pretty bad differentiator as the product always going to be compared to meat instead of being allowed to be its own thing.
- jart 4y agoWhat would that be? Something grown in a laboratory is never going to be its own thing in the way that seitan, mushrooms, chickpeas, tofu, etc. are their own thing. Beyond Meat made it difficult for themselves by marketing to mainstream carnivores, who aren't going to be happy with something that isn't at least as good or better. Vegetarians, on the other hand, will be super happy and grateful for anything that comes close.