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Investment in alternative seafood ‘grew steadily’ in 2022

More than $178 million was invested into alternative seafood in the first half of 2022

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 24, 2023 09:47 GMT
Nestle plant-based tuna. The branding of such alternative proteins has been a recurring cause of constroversy both in Australia and globally.
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Investment in alternative seafood "grew steadily" in 2022 as more products were brought to market and companies sought to achieve larger scale, reports TechCrunch.  [...]

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