Quorn truly deserves to go bust | The Spectator
Quorn is a hideous meat substitute that would work better as sandpaper. Depending on its form, it can be wet and slimy, or hard and grainy.| The Spectator
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Quorn is a hideous meat substitute that would work better as sandpaper. Depending on its form, it can be wet and slimy, or hard and grainy.| The Spectator
We're on a mission to create meat-free meals that are as good for you as they are for the planet. Learn more about our products and commitment to sustainability here.| Quorn
Henry Soesanto, CEO and major shareholder of Monde Nissim Corp., has announced he is to provide financial support for its alternative meat company Quorn via| vegconomist - the vegan business magazine
Quorn are one of the foremost meat alternatives in Europe and the UK, and have been successfully selling their range of meat-free products since 1985. We spoke with CEO Kevin Brennan about their recent announcement of the £7million investment in R & D.| vegconomist - the vegan business magazine
UK-headquartered Quorn Foods has withdrawn from retail in the Netherlands and Belgium, the company confirms today.| vegconomist - the vegan business magazine
Launched in 1985, Quorn Foods is one of the UK's oldest and most successful meat alternative brands. The company was the first to recognise the potential of| vegconomist - the vegan business magazine
Quorn Foods, pioneer of meat-free products since 1985, today announces that "Quorn Foods’ role in the past was to help a few people eat no meat. We have now| vegconomist - the vegan business magazine
