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Researchers at UNSW have created an innovative edible coating from used coffee grounds that could significantly extend the shelf life of delicate fruits like blueberries. This development not only addresses the common issue of fruit spoilage but also promotes sustainability by repurposing coffee waste, which could resonate well with eco-conscious consumers.
In a move to diversify its offerings, Beyond Meat has introduced protein drinks under the brand name Beyond Immerse, available for a limited time through its direct-to-consumer platform. This expansion beyond traditional plant-based products reflects the growing trend towards protein-rich beverages, catering to health-focused consumers looking for convenient nutrition options.
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Good Fruit & Vegetables - News • 17 Jan 2026, 6:00amHow used coffee grounds could end the mushy blueberry blues
Researchers have developed an edible coating from coffee waste that could make delicate fruits like blueberries stay fresher for longer.
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Inside FMCG • 16 Jan 2026, 6:21am
Beyond plant-based: Beyond Meat adds protein drinks
Beyond Immerse is being sold for a limited time through the company’s direct-to-consumer Beyond Test Kitchen platform. The post Beyond plant-based: Beyond Meat adds protein drinks appeared first on Inside FMCG.
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