Plant-based products that attempt to mimic the nutritional qualities of meat and dairy are 'playing a losing game
By A Mystery Man Writer
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It’s time plant-based manufacturers stop talking about the healthy nutrients that plants don’t have and focus on those they do have, says influential Wageningen food scientist Atze Jan van der Goot.
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