If I read bynd financials right their cost of production isn't greatly different to meat packing companies. Hormel's cost of production is only a little worse, yet they have been profitable for a very long time and no profit as of yet with bynd. Though that can be expected at this stage. I just find it dissapointing that so called plant based "meat" isn't naturally a vastly less expensive product.
Indeed the cost of complete proteins found in chicken, eggs, and dairy is really hard to beat. Concentrated protein is helpful for a diet requiring fewer calories to acheive. Chickens make complete protein more cost efficiently than engineers cooking up plants.
Indeed the cost of complete proteins found in chicken, eggs, and dairy is really hard to beat. Concentrated protein is helpful for a diet requiring fewer calories to acheive. Chickens make complete protein more cost efficiently than engineers cooking up plants.