The Aussie Plant-Based Co. has been recently liquidated due to cash flow issues.

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Company News

The Aussie Plant-Based Co. Liquidates Amid Financial Struggles

Exactly a year ago, two Australian brand leaders in the plant-based meat category — Fënn Foods‘ vEEF and All G Foods‘ LOVE BUDS — announced they were merging to form a new company called The Aussie Plant-Based Co. The strategic move aimed at achieving a massive expansion to cater to the growing demand for alternatives. However, in an unfortunate turn of events, the Aussie Plant-Based Co. has been recently liquidated due to cash flow issues, as reported by local media. Following a general meeting of the company’s members, it was decided to appoint liquidators and have open discussions with parties interested in restarting the business. Anticipated synergies At the time of formation, there were anticipated synergies between the two brands, with vEEF present in multiple locations …

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vEEF launches carbon-neutral plant-based meat range

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Products & Launches

Australia’s vEEF Launches Carbon-Neutral Plant-Based Meat Range at Price Parity With Animal Meat

Australian plant-based meat brand vEEF has launched a range of four carbon-neutral products, all priced equivalently to or lower than their animal-based counterparts. The products are Plant Based Beef Mince, Plant Based Classic Sausages, Plant Based Smokey Sausages, and Plant Based Chorizo Sausages. They are said to be chef-crafted and nutrient-rich, with 50% less plastic packaging than previous vEEF products. The launch comes after a recent survey found that 21% of Australians now identify as ‘meat reducers’, making this the most popular dietary choice of 2024. Furthermore, 79% said they go meat-free at least once a week, and a report published earlier this year found that Australian plant-based meat sales increased by 47% between 2020 and 2023. “This price parity is a game-changer, allowing consumers …

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