EAT & BEYOND GLOBAL HOLDINGS INC. “I believe that plant-based options on foodservice menus are a trend that we will continue to see grow. There is increased awareness from consumers around the environmental, health, and ethical aspects of food, which have all contributed toward this growth,” said Aucoin. “There is a huge growth opportunity in the addition of plant-based options to menus. For example, if you have a family member that makes the decision to go plant-based, and the restaurant doesn’t have a viable option then it invalidates that location as a solution for the whole family.”
In the episode, Aucoin also breaks down the role of technology and how it can enhance the quality of products hitting menus. He points to Eat & Beyond portfolio company, Plant Power Fast Food, as an example of a foodservice restaurant that has replicated the traditional experience of a burger and shake, but all plant-based and with an eye toward quality.
“It’s not just the taste and plant-based status that matters anymore either, we are seeing the consumer begin to demand simpler, cleaner ingredient lists as well,” adds Aucoin.
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