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US startup Impact Food rolling out new whole-cut tuna substitute

Impact Food generally favors flavor over content, saying that its tuna might not have, say, as much protein as tuna, but it would have a more realistic taste

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 10, 2022 18:21 GMT
US startup plant-based protein producer Impact Food is rolling out tuna substitutes for restaurants. Photo courtesy Impact Food
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US startup plant-based food producer Impact Food (IF) has announced the soft launch of its new plant-based tuna that it claims closely resembles whole-cut tuna, Green Queen reports [...]

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