Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS) Tackling the High Growth Alternative Meats Space!

There is no getting around it: the future of protein is NOT going to be meat! According to UnivDtos Market Insights, the plant-based food market is anticipated to reach an impressive market valuation of $38.4 billion by 2025 expanding at a CAGR of 8.94% from 2019 to 2025! Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS) was created to provide retail investors with the opportunity to participate in a broad cross-section of companies representing the growing alternative food sector. The company actively researches and meets with companies working on new groundbreaking opportunities in alternative food space. Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS) provides access to a dynamic area of the food industry. Focusing on a small number of equity-linked investments in key areas means the company's early mover advantage is helping them to target strong returns. Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS) at these levels could be a ground-floor situation! Our Exclusive Report On: [( Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS) could be one of the most exciting companies to keep your eyes on in 2021! The company only recently started trading on the CSE which means this could truly be a ground-floor situation. While there is a lot of attention being given to electric vehicles, bitcoin and vaccines, there is one industry that is not being talked about enough as it should. That industry is plant-based proteins! Or better known as alternative meat. Alternative meat is NOT just a fad. Consumers are really changing the way they approach the center of the plate and this could lead to enormous upside for Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS), a Canadian company that is making it simple to invest in this new future of food. Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS) is offering the very first of its kind fund in Canada that provides access to the best alternative food source companies in this world! The company was created to provide retail investors with the opportunity to participate in a broad cross-section of companies representing the growing alternative food sector. By identifying innovative, fast-growing suppliers of alternative proteins in a number of verticals, the company provides access to a dynamic area of the food industry. Plus by focusing on a small number of equity-linked investments in key areas means that the company's early mover advantage is helping them to target strong returns. Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS) actively researches and meets with companies working on new groundbreaking opportunities in the alternative food space. THE PLAN INVEST - The market is now in the early stages of incredible growth, making it the right time to invest. Invest in innovation, focusing on growing the alternative protein industry, addressing the global demand for food security through the efficient creation of animal-free protein. DELIVER ACCESS - Deliver access to this dynamic areas of the food industry through quality deals as a result of early mover advantage and unparalleled sourcing skills. TARGET - Target medium-term unlevered returns of +20% through investment opportunities with industrial partners working actively with fund investors. DISCOVER - Discover 15-20 key equity-linked investments in a range of $1-10M over the initial 48-month deployment period with a minimum ownership goal of 5%+. PROVIDE - Provide capital for select buy-ins or buy-outs, along with early stage, growth, and expansion opportunities. FOCUS - Focus on select geographic areas; North America, Europe, Israel, and continuing with key Asian and Latin American countries where opportunities are aligned with our objectives. REALIZE - Realize exits through management buy-backs, industry trade sales, and/or public markets. The demand for ethical food security is being matched by incredible growth in the space and Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS) is focused on discovering the key investments in select regions that will deliver access to the best opportunities. Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS) has a mandate to invest in seed rounds through Series A and B with early sales traction and distribution growth. The company's primary focus is on growth-stage companies in key categories: - Plant-based Protein - Fermented Foods - Cultured Agriculture - Food Tech - CPG/Velocity - Cell AG PORTFOLIO COMPANIES Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS) current portfolio includes The Very Good Food Company, Eat JUST Inc., TurtleTree Pte. Ltd., Nabati Foods Inc., SingCell Tx Pte. Ltd. Good Natured, and Greenspace Brands Inc. Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS)’ portfolio spans a wide range of industries, enabling it to capitalize on the growth of a wholistic cross-section of the evolving food space including cell agriculture, plant-based protein, plant-based dairy, infant food, natural food brands, eco-friendly packaging and more. The company has a portfolio company, San Francisco-based Eat Just Inc. ("Eat Just"), that is now the world's first company to have its lab-grown meat served in a restaurant! Eat Just is a food tech company that produces meat and egg substitutes, and recently became the first company approved to sell its lab-grown chicken product, GOOD Meat Cultured Chicken, in Singapore. Singapore is the first government to allow the sale of cultured meat. The chicken will be served at restaurant 1880 in Singapore as a part of a trio of sample dishes that will sell for approximately $23. “Eat Just is paving the way for the cellular agriculture industry, which has the potential to completely transform our food systems today to make them more sustainable and humane," said Patrick Morris, CEO of Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS). "Singapore is a market that we have been watching closely and it is truly leading the way by driving forward with the adoption of this technology. With the country's small geographic footprint, it should come as no surprise that the country is seeking alternatives to traditional agriculture." Singapore's government is aiming to have 30% of its food demand met by local agricultural production in the next decade, and its strategy to do so incorporates technology such as cellular agriculture! Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS) has another portfolio company called Nabati Foods Inc. ("Nabati"), that has gained a listing for its first chain of supermarkets in the United States, Food Bazaar Supermarket, with the support of KeHE Distributors. The chain has 29 stores in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Nabati's dairy-free cheesecakes are currently listed in 4 of their 29 stores. Edmonton-based Nabati offers healthy, plant-based products that are distributed throughout the North American Market. All products are certified gluten-free, dairy-free, egg-free, refined sugar-free, non-GMO, certified kosher, and certified vegan. Nabati's dairy-free cheesecakes are in over 120 independent stores across the U.S. Sales of Nabati's dairy-free cheesecakes and Nabati Cheeze have increased by 66% in the past year! Nabati has also recently expanded its distribution channel mix to include e-commerce and industrial sales, rounding out its already healthy sales via grocery and foodservice. Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS)’ portfolio company TurtleTree Labs Pte. Ltd. ("TurtleTree") has completed an oversubscribed US$6.2 million Pre-A round from new and returning global investors. TurtleTree has offices in both Singapore and San Francisco and is using its proprietary technology to create sustainable cell-based dairy milk and infant nutrition milk. It is focused on producing milk and also integrating the unique components of milk into products. TurtleTree is committed to creating cruelty-free, sustainable food systems. "We are thrilled to be involved with TurtleTree and look forward to being involved in its continued growth and success," said Patrick Morris. "There is tremendous potential in cell-based food products including meat and milk, and TurtleTree is truly one of the companies leading this charge globally." TurtleTree plans to use the funds to grow its team and accelerate research and production of the highly functional, valuable bioactive proteins and complex sugars in human milk. TurtleTree aims to have its first products in the market by 2021 and is working closely with both regulatory agencies and industry partners. "Eat Beyond Global is laser-focused on driving innovation in the food sector and has put together a team of industry veterans to provide support to the companies that they invest in. We are very excited to be working together with these experts to further our efforts to integrate the functional components of milk into our partners' future products," said Fengru Lin, Founder and CEO of TurtleTree. Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS)’ portfolio company Good Natured Products Inc. ("Good Natured") has gained tremendous traction following an October announcement by the Canadian government that outlined the plan to ban single-use plastics by 2021. Good Natured produces and distributes one of North America's widest assortments of over 385 eco-friendly, plant-based food packaging for home and business products, food packaging, restaurant/takeout containers, medical, and industrial supplies. "Our investment in Good Natured has already realized approximately 10x our initial investment. We are constantly assessing the macro and micro trends in the food tech, plant-based, and alternative protein space, which includes auxiliary industries with companies like Good Natured," said Patrick Morris, CEO of Eat Beyond. THE COMPANY TEAM Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS) is being led by a team that has acted as founding financiers of over 20 private and public companies across various sectors, namely mining/metals, technology and cannabis! Plus, the former CEO and President of Mars Canada, Don Robinson, has joined its Board of Directors! “Having spent so many years in the consumer -packaged goods (CPG) and food industries, and having gone vegan myself about a year ago, I am excited by the opportunity that Eat Beyond brings. Seeking out the early ventures that need funding in this emerging area of plant-based and alternative foods is fascinating to me,” said Mr. Robinson. “The investment committee is impressive, and I believe that I can provide additional insight with my experience. At the heart of consumer -packaged goods is being consumer-driven, and at the heart of being consumer-driven is looking at research and insights, knowing how to interpret them, and determining what will work and what won’t.” The company has also recently added Mike Mancias to its advisory board. Mancias is LeBron James' longtime athletic trainer and recovery expert and is a veteran in the world of professional basketball! He has also worked with NFL, MLB, PGA, and top NCAA athletes. Mr. Mancias will act as an advisor and brand ambassador, helping the team with its marketing, and helping to raise awareness of Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS) and its investments. "As an athletic trainer in professional sports for over 2 decades, I've had the privilege and honor of working with some of the greatest athletes of our generation. This experience has brought about the amazing opportunity to study and research performance at the highest level. I've come to the conclusion that utilizing a plant-based nutritional discipline either full-time or periodically can and will help to optimize performance and recovery for longevity of the Athlete," said Mancias. Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS)’s portfolio targets are: The plant-based food industry has only just ignited, and the growth potential is still staggering. Just check out all the big companies who recently launched alternative meats: - Beyond Meat - Smithfield - Perdue - Tyson Foods - Kellogg - Kroger - Nestle - Conagra Brands - Hormel Foods Beyond Meat saw its share price go from under $60 to nearly $200 last year! Alternative meat is one of the hottest trends in the food space right now says the world's largest meat processor Tyson Foods, who has a plant-based brand of its own now. “We’re going to go big [on alternative meat], using our size and market access. We’re going to be able to bring the best of health and taste together just by virtue of our scale,” said Tyson executive vice president of alternative proteins and chief sustainability officer Justin Whitmore, speaking to Yahoo Finance in 2019. A recent study from DuPont Nutrition & Health found that 52% of U.S. consumers are eating more plant-based foods because it makes them feel healthier. The survey also gave clues for plant-based meat providers to get the 51% of consumers who have yet to taste their products to give them a try. ([( This means the market is poised for growth! Climate change is plundering the planet and switching to a plant-based diet could also help fight climate change according to UN experts. Peter Stevenson from Compassion in World Farming has stated, "A reduction in meat consumption is essential if we are to meet climate targets." Younger generations are more inclined to view climate change as a priority which will help the alternative protein industry see continued growth. According to UnivDtos Market Insights, the plant-based food market is anticipated to reach an impressive market valuation of $38.4 billion by 2025 expanding at a CAGR of 8.94% from 2019 to 2025! Company research shows that consumers are seeking out ethical food sources that have a lower carbon footprint. The demand for ethical food security is being matched by incredible growth in the space and Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS) is focused on discovering the key investments in select regions that will deliver access to the best opportunities. One reason why consumers are now choosing plant-based meat is that they are trying to eat foods that are healthier for them now and they want to boost immunity and lower inflammation. What is even more interesting is that to combat another deadly pandemic, relying on alternative protein could be key. "The science is clear that if we keep exploiting wildlife and destroying our ecosystems, then we can expect to see a steady stream of these diseases jumping from animals to humans in the years ahead,” said UNEP Executive Director Inger Andersen. “Pandemics are devastating to our lives and our economies, and as we have seen over the past months, it is the poorest and the most vulnerable who suffer the most. To prevent future outbreaks, we must become much more deliberate about protecting our natural environment.” Joe Loria, meat reduction campaign manager for World Animal Protection, a global nonprofit has also remarked, "Factory farming has the potential to be the cause of a future pandemic." Per-capita meat consumption is expected to fall globally this year by nearly 3%, according to a June “Food Outlook” from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. This will be the biggest decline since at least 2000, said Loria. Plant based foods are no longer just a niche category. These foods may not be entirely mainstream quite yet, but they are becoming more accepted every day. “We are truly passionate about supporting innovation in the plant-based food movement. The positive impact that these products can have on people’s health, as well as the environment, are immeasurable,” said Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS) CEO Patrick Morris. Staying ahead of the curve in demand for alternative protein sources is what could position Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS) as a global leader in an emerging sector! This is a company with the first of its kind fund in Canada to provide retail investors with the opportunity to participate in the growth of the alternative food sector. Singapore is on the forefront globally for key food tech such as cell agriculture and is home to two of the company’s portfolio companies: SingCell and TurtleTree Labs. "Building a successful global portfolio requires us to consider not only individual companies but also the external market and governmental forces that can shape and drive success regionally," said Patrick Morris, CEO of Eat Beyond. "Necessity is the mother of invention, and in the case of Singapore, this holds true. It is a highly advanced country with a very small geographic footprint, which has limited its domestic agriculture industry. It is now seeking food security and decreased dependence on foreign nations for its food supply. The border closures spurred by the pandemic have likely exacerbated this issue further." Less than 1% of land in Singapore is used for agricultural food production, and over 90% of food is imported, according to a report from [Nature.com](. Singapore's government is aiming to shift this so that 30% of food demand will be met by local agricultural production in the next decade, according to its "30 by 30" plan. The unprecedented success of Beyond Meat and similar companies has really cast a spotlight on the plant-based food industry. “This is clearly a growing sector, and we noticed that there weren’t many opportunities for the retail investor to participate - so we created one ourselves. We spent over a year reaching out to over 100 companies worldwide, and the innovation that we saw blew us away,” said Patrick Morris, CEO of Eat Beyond (CSE: EATS). 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