CPG grocery dollars will translate to $ in the cafe
 
Supermarket News Daily

JUNE 30, 2023

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The results are in...

Happy Friday. Here are the results of this week's SN poll.

Cultivated meat has received final approval to enter the U.S. market, 

We asked:
Would you sell cultivated meat in your stores?

And you answered:           
Heck no, sounds terrible (70%)
Of course, why not? (25%)  
Other (6%)

And you said:
Anthony Todaro, Corporate Executive Chef, RC Fine Foods
Taking chicken cells in a lab then growing the business in huge warehouse-like facilities that are environmentally controlled helps the environment how?

Kate McCulla, CPG Distribution and Sales Strategist
Estimating 3-7% of the U.S. population has a full grasp on “cultivated meat”. Explain to the masses.
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