Chef crafted plant-based meat alternatives ft. Todd Boyman,Hungry Planet

Episode 68,   Nov 14, 2021, 06:30 AM

Globally one-fourth of the greenhouse gas emissions come from food production. It includes everything like farming, dairy and meat industries. In fact dairy and meat account for nearly 15% of the emissions. So how can a brand contribute to less land, less water and fewer emissions while selling plant-based meat alternatives?

On this episode Todd Boyman, Co-Founder & CEO of Hungry Planet joins Girish Shivakumar for an insightful conversation.

3 reasons why you should try hungry planet's plant based meat alternatives
Less water - Hungry Planet meats consume 62 to 91% less blue and grey water than conventional meats.
Less land - Hungry Planet meats require 52 to 79% less agricultural land than conventional meats.
Fewer emissions - Hungry Planet meats generate 42 to 89% lower greenhouse gas emissions than conventional meats.
To find out more about Todd - https://www.linkedin.com/in/toddboyman | https://www.hungryplanetfoods.com

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Globally one-fourth of the greenhouse gas emissions come from food production. It includes everything like farming, dairy and meat industries. In fact dairy and meat account for nearly 15% of the emissions. So how can a brand contribute to less land, less water and fewer emissions while selling plant-based meat alternatives?

On this episode Todd Boyman, Co-Founder & CEO of Hungry Planet joins Girish Shivakumar for an insightful conversation.

3 reasons why you should try hungry planet's plant based meat alternatives

Less water - Hungry Planet meats consume 62 to 91% less blue and grey water than conventional meats.
Less land - Hungry Planet meats require 52 to 79% less agricultural land than conventional meats.
Fewer emissions - Hungry Planet meats generate 42 to 89% lower greenhouse gas emissions than conventional meats.



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