Plant-based foods are South Korea’s next growth engine
South Korean firms pour funds into protein alternatives as consumers look for healthy options.
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South Korean firms pour funds into protein alternatives as consumers look for healthy options.
Wisconsin pet food producers could gain a foothold by focusing on nutritious, natural pet food products.
Increased demand in Canada for healthy, natural and organic foods could offer more opportunities for Wisconsin food manufacturers and suppliers.
Agricultural worker shortages and the war in Ukraine have made it harder for the UK to produce and stock its own food, creating opportunities for more imports from the U.S., including Wisconsin.
Wisconsin food and ingredient businesses could find the Australian market hungry for new products, especially for healthy food and drinks.
Wisconsin businesses offering products and technologies related to vertical farming may find opportunities with Canadian partners.
Southeast Asian countries are seeking alternative suppliers and Wisconsin companies may be able to fill some of the gaps.
This could be a strong market for Wisconsin companies selling food and beverage products or offering technology to modernize Greece’s own food and beverage businesses.
Wisconsin is a top producer of cheese and other dairy products and could tap into the growing dairy market in China.
Demand for vegan foods in South Korea has jumped, as more young people express their environmental concerns through their culinary choices, opening the door to Wisconsin’s vegan food producers.