Greener snacks? PepsiCo and Beyond Meat to collaborate on plant-based snacks

Cecilia Keating
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News of tie-up prompted shares in Beyond Meat to jump 26 per cent to $199.38 on Tuesday

PepsiCo has announced plans to work with alternative meat company Beyond Meat to develop and sell snacks and drinks made from plant-based protein, in a deal that marks the latest endorsement of the booming...

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