The Tofoo Co Teams Up with Temple of Seitan on New Plant-Based Products
References: waitrose & veganfoodandliving
The Tofoo Co has forged a partnership with vegan restaurant chain Temple of Seitan to introduce two innovative plant-based meat retail products for consumers looking to enhance meatless meals. These new offerings, set to launch in May, represent a significant expansion of the plant-based protein options available to consumers.
The first product, Original Seitan, is a chicken-flavored seitan block priced at £2.50 for a 225g pack. The second product, Pepperoni Seitan, is positioned as a 'smoky and spicy' alternative to traditional pepperoni. Priced at £2.50, both product add a unique flavor profile to plant-based diets.
The Original Seitan will be accessible for purchase in Tesco and Waitrose stores starting next month. On the other hand, the Seitan Pepperoni is now exclusively available at Waitrose.
Image Credit: The Tofoo Co, Temple of Seitan
The first product, Original Seitan, is a chicken-flavored seitan block priced at £2.50 for a 225g pack. The second product, Pepperoni Seitan, is positioned as a 'smoky and spicy' alternative to traditional pepperoni. Priced at £2.50, both product add a unique flavor profile to plant-based diets.
The Original Seitan will be accessible for purchase in Tesco and Waitrose stores starting next month. On the other hand, the Seitan Pepperoni is now exclusively available at Waitrose.
Image Credit: The Tofoo Co, Temple of Seitan
Trend Themes
1. Increased Plant-based Offerings - New plant-based meat retail products are expanding options for consumers seeking meatless meals.
2. Collaborative Partnerships for Innovation - Partnerships between brands and vegan restaurants are driving the development of innovative plant-based products.
3. Accessible Plant-based Protein Options - Retail availability of plant-based meat products in major stores is making plant-based diets more accessible to consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Food Retail - Food retailers are expanding their offerings to cater to the growing demand for plant-based products.
2. Restaurant Chain - Vegan restaurant chains are at the forefront of creating new plant-based meat alternatives for consumers.
3. Grocery Stores - Major grocery stores like Tesco and Waitrose are embracing plant-based trends by introducing innovative products to their shelves.
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