Plant based meat;
Plant proteins;
Structuring process;
Health perks and Market acceptance;
HIGH-PRESSURE HOMOGENIZATION;
WHOLE-GRAIN INTAKE;
CARDIOVASCULAR-DISEASE;
CANCER-MORTALITY;
FOOD SYSTEM;
SOY PROTEIN;
ALTERNATIVES;
ANALOG;
DIETS;
RISK;
D O I:
10.1016/j.fufo.2025.100551
中图分类号:
TS2 [食品工业];
学科分类号:
0832 ;
摘要:
In time, meat analogues will become more widely availablebecause they are perceived by consumers as "better for you" and "better for the planet", plant-based goods are becoming increasingly well known. Soy proteins, wheat gluten, cotton seed proteins, and other plant proteins have been utilized to successfully create meat alternatives. Vegetable proteins with texture can be consumed as meat alternatives or as a more affordable, useful and higher-protein substitute for meat products. Meat replacements are popular owing to their low cost, meatlike texture and health benefits. During the COVID-19 pandemic, dietary modifications and Plant Based Meat (PBM) replacements were the main subjects of this investigation, as were the factors influencing consumer perception in various nations and the policies that can encourage the move towards PBM. In the upcoming years, it is anticipated that the PBM market will expand as awareness, familiarity and knowledge increase. If businesses wish to appeal to the target market, to help clients make the transition to a diet heavy in PBM replacements, they must concentrate on the areas of anticipated advantages.
机构:
Good Food Inst, Sci & Technol, 1380 Monroe St NW,229, Washington, DC 20010 USAGood Food Inst, Sci & Technol, 1380 Monroe St NW,229, Washington, DC 20010 USA
Clayton, Erin M. Rees
Weston, Zak
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Good Food Inst, 1380 Monroe St NW,229, Washington, DC 20010 USAGood Food Inst, Sci & Technol, 1380 Monroe St NW,229, Washington, DC 20010 USA