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Zippy Edibles offers contract manufacturing and private label services in the food industry, specializing in vegan meat, texturized proteins, pasta, and rice products. With a focus on quality and innovation, Zippy Edibles has a modern facility equipped to meet the growing demand for delicious and healthy food options. Customers can benefit from their expertise in developing both ready-to-sell products and custom formulations, making them a reliable partner for food brand owners and suppliers looking to expand their product offerings. Contact Zippy Edibles to discover how they can help elevate your food business with their next-gen manufacturing capabilities and customer-friendly support.

Pioneering vegan food company since 1993, Vbites specializes in a wide range of plant-based alternatives including meat, fish, cheese, and dairy-free products. With over 25 years of expertise, they cater to vegans, vegetarians, and flexitarians by developing innovative flavor combinations and staying ahead of emerging plant-based trends. Operating from state-of-the-art British facilities, they offer a diverse selection for both retail and wholesale, and are set to launch new fermented mushroom-based products by summer 2024. Standing out as Europe's largest vegan cheese and meat producer, Vbites is dedicated to sustainability and meeting the demands of a growing global population.

The food brand from Berlin with an innovative variety of products and pure vegan pleasure.

Schouten: food specialists since 1893 ‘And work now with us on a range of foods that is more plant-oriented than animal-oriented’ What started as a family business has, in 2022, grown into a globally active business at the forefront of the development, production and packaging of plant-based products. Pioneers and innovators since 1893 The Schouten family business has been characterised by a spirit of pioneering and innovation since its very inception. In 1893, Klaas Schouten started as a baker who, in addition to bread, also sold cattle feed. From 1930, the family business changed course and concentrated for years on the trade in raw materials and cattle feed.