Plant-based tuna? Why seafood alternatives could be the next big food innovation

Cecilia Keating
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Plant-based tuna? Why seafood alternatives could be the next big food innovation

New analysis of the nascent alternative seafood market analysis from McKinsey comes as latest Good Fish Guide reveals continuing plight of UK fisheries

It may be less commonplace today than fake chicken, meat, and pork, but alternative seafood could soon be coming to a chippy near you. A report published this week by consultancy giant McKinsey argues...

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