Spinneys, one of the UAE’s biggest supermarkets, has launched the Power of Plants initiative with the aim of encouraging customers to adopt a more sustainable and healthy diet. The move follows increasing movement in the […]
Following a spate of recent vegan news in the region, UK based plantbased food producer owned by Heather Mills, V Bites, announces expansion into the Middle East for the first time, as reported today by […]
UAE-based halal food producer Al Islami Foods, one of the largest frozen food companies in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), announces it has launched its first plant-based product – a burger made with sunflower protein […]
Brazil’s Fazenda Futuro, translated and branded as Future Farm in Western territories, reports its market performance in UAE with figures provided by Carrefour supermarkets, which operate the largest retail network in the region. Despite being […]
Dubai’s plant-based foods sector soared during the lockdown earlier this year and since then it is continuing to grow. Consequently, the UAE is becoming increasingly more attractive to foreign companies like Brazilian Fazenda Futuro and […]
Swedish furniture goliath IKEA continues to look towards plantbased in its claim to be aiming towards increased sustainability. Last month we reported it was veganising its meatballs across the UK, and now the vegan meatballs […]
Brazilian foodtech pioneers Fazenda Futuro or Future Farm as it is branded in Europe, is now distributing its burgers in the UAE via e-commerce in Dubai. Last month we reported that online plant-based sales have […]
Organic & Real, Dubai’s largest online grocery store for organic fruits and vegetables which provides a vast selection of plant-based alternative products, has seen sales quadruple since the onset of the lockdown in the country […]
Healthy Farm, an award winning frozen food brand which belongs to Middle Eastern manufacturers Global Food Industries (GFI), part of Albatha Group, announces an ambitious plan to convert more than 500,000 health-consumers with an expanded […]
The Italian dairy company “Koita Foods”, based in Dubai, has added vegan milk alternatives to its range. The company wants to enter the milk-free market with almond, oat, soy and rice milk.
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