Perhaps money does grow on trees?
The global vegan and vegetarian market is worth over $50bn. Whilst this represents a fraction of the trillion dollar meat market, it shows that plant-based companies have plenty of room to grow.
Figures from US management consulting firm AT Kearney predicts sales of meat alternatives will grow annually by 20-30% in the coming years. Somewhat ironically, the steaks are high!
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