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European supermarkets race to lead global protein transition

Madre Brava

2024

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Summary

This report by Madre Brava, an advocacy and research NGO focused on food systems transformation, examines how leading European supermarkets are responding to the global protein transition. It likely benchmarks retailers against one another on the basis of stated commitments, product range shifts, and supply chain policies relating to alternative and plant-based proteins. The report is intended to inform stakeholders in retail, investment, and food policy about the current state and pace of change across the sector.

UK applicability

UK-based retailers operating across Europe or competing in international markets will find the benchmarking directly relevant, particularly given the UK's own evolving protein transition policy landscape and consumer demand trends. UK supermarkets are likely included or comparable to those assessed, making the findings applicable to UK retail strategy and sustainability reporting.

Key measures

Supermarket protein transition commitments; proportion of plant-based versus animal-based product ranges; retail policy benchmarks; corporate targets and timelines

Outcomes reported

The report likely assesses the protein transition commitments, policies, and performance of major European supermarket chains, benchmarking their progress on shifting product ranges toward plant-based and alternative proteins. It may identify leaders, laggards, and gaps between stated ambitions and measurable action.

Theme
General food systems / other
Subject
Retail food systems & protein transition
Study type
Policy
Study design
Policy report
Source type
NGO report
Status
Published
Geography
Europe
System type
Food supply chain
Catalogue ID
XL1098

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