THE PLANT ADVANTAGE: UNLOCKING THE SECRETS OF PLANT-BASED PROTEINS

  • Chib A
  • Gupta N
  • et al.
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Abstract

Proteins are an essential macronutrient that has been trending positively in the minds of consumers, with demand increasing for both plant and animal protein sources. Plant proteins are preferable as animal proteins can have negative health consequences on humans. Plant-based proteins are more economical and consequently greater value for money. Nutritionally speaking, the proper combination of proteins from various plant sources can provide enough necessary amino acids to meet the demands of human health. The need to promote the shift to plant-based diets with lower meat intake is becoming more widely recognised as a means of reducing the negative environmental effects of the food system as well as enhancing human and animal welfare. The preference of consumers for plant-based protein sources over animal food sources due to their substantial health advantages, environmentally friendly, sustainable production methods and morality. The manufacture of meat and fish analogues uses a variety of methods, such as extrusion, shear cell technology, spinning, frizzing, etc. Plant-based proteins are widely available and have a wide range of industrial uses. For example, they may be employed as bioactive peptides or as a dairy alternative or plant-based meat substitute. Therefore, the food business must adjust increasingly cutting-edge artificial meat technology to the demands of consumers. Doing so might significantly contribute to improving the ecological situation and eradicating dietary deficiencies in humans. ABSTRACT Introduction

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Chib, A., Gupta, N., Singh, J., Rishi, M., Verma, S., … Kour, S. (2024). THE PLANT ADVANTAGE: UNLOCKING THE SECRETS OF PLANT-BASED PROTEINS. Plant Archives, 24(1). https://doi.org/10.51470/plantarchives.2024.v24.no.1.075

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