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TRENOS SiGINT : Why the U.S. Is Backing Meat & Dairy and Side-Lining Plant-Based Proteins?
The latest U.S. Dietary Guidelines represent a quiet but decisive move away from the “replacement era” of food policy. While plant-based proteins remain endorsed, they are no longer positioned as nutritionally equivalent to animal-derived proteins in general dietary guidance. Instead, the framework emphasises nutrient density, amino acid completeness, bioavailability of iron, B12, calcium, and long-chain fatty acids, areas where animal products maintain structural advantages
Scott Mathias
1 day ago2 min read
TRENOS SiGINT: The Australian Plant-Protein Sector Slow Burn
The Australian plant-protein sector is moving steadily, not spectacularly. With projected growth to USD 599.8 million by 2033, the category is consolidating around better products and more realistic consumer expectations.
JC - Analyst
Sep 30, 20252 min read
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