Beyond Meat

"Investors have been drawn by the potential for increased demand for meat alternatives, a category that is growing rapidly and will soon become more crowded. Nestle’s Sweet Earth brand will launch its own plant-based burger in the fall. One of Beyond’s early investors, Tyson Foods, sold its stake in the company prior to its IPO in order to create its own version."

"Beyond has marketed its products not only to vegetarians and vegans, but also to consumers looking to reduce their meat intake for health or environmental reasons. Euromonitor estimates that the market for plant-based meat substitutes was $1.44 billion last year and will grow to $2.50 billion by 2023. Last year, Beyond Meat made up only 2.1% of the U.S. meat alternative market, according to Euromonitor data."

“We feel very strongly that we have solid capacity that it is in excess of our 2019 and [2020] forecast,” Brown said.

He also told analysts that he does not see any material or manufacturing obstacles that would keep Beyond Meat from working with the largest global fast-food chains, given the right amount of time and structure.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/06/06/beyond-m...nings.html

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