nonmeat

nonmeat

(ˌnɒnˈmiːt)
n
a substance that does not contain meat
adj
not containing meat
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Mr McGowan claimed direct competitors of his industry, such as nonmeat food producers, paid "absolutely nothing" for regulatory enforcement.
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Many other big food producers are doing the same; in December 2018, for example, Unilever bought a Dutch firm called the Vegetarian Butcher that makes a variety of nonmeat products, including plant-based meat substitutes.
While consumers are more open to the idea of incorporating nonmeat proteins and other alternatives into their diets, there is still a common perception that these items will be tasteless or have an undesirable texture.
VEGANS and animal welfare activists want vegan-friendly alternatives to traditional sayings such as "bring home the bacon" to "bring home the bagels" to avoid offending nonmeat eaters.