Fenn Foods has partnered with a carbon reduction institute who will help the brand offset its carbon emissions by investing in renewable energy
Plant-based brand Fenn Foods is set to launch a carbon-neutral beef alternative dubbed 'veef'.
The Australian company, which is owned by award-winning chef and vegan advocate Alejandro Cancino, has partnered with carbon reduction institute Noco2.
"[Notco] then assists us in becoming carbon neutral by offsetting the [carbon emissions] by investing in renewable energies and other projects."
Cancino added that, personally, he would rather label food with its environmental 'impact on the planet' opposed to a 'health rating'.
The product will be made in Australia and contain 'at least' 68 percent Australian ingredients. It is labelled as being free-from GMOs, MSG, hormones, and gluten.
https://www.plantbasednews.org/lifestyle/plant-based-brand-launches-carbon-neutral-beef
The Australian company, which is owned by award-winning chef and vegan advocate Alejandro Cancino, has partnered with carbon reduction institute Noco2.
'Great meat replacements'
Speaking to Inside FMCG, Cancino said: "With Veef, our aim is to come up with great meat replacements, the focus in this case is not what we used, but how to bring a replacement that is delicious and more sustainable.""[Notco] then assists us in becoming carbon neutral by offsetting the [carbon emissions] by investing in renewable energies and other projects."
Cancino added that, personally, he would rather label food with its environmental 'impact on the planet' opposed to a 'health rating'.
Vegan beef
On its website, Fenn Foods says the environmentally-friendly beef alternative will debut 'soon' - but has yet to confirm an official release date.The product will be made in Australia and contain 'at least' 68 percent Australian ingredients. It is labelled as being free-from GMOs, MSG, hormones, and gluten.
https://www.plantbasednews.org/lifestyle/plant-based-brand-launches-carbon-neutral-beef
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