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Doug Ramsey and Bernie Adcock join from Tyson Foods as Chief Operating Officer and Chief Supply Chain Officer as Beyond Meat further prepares to serve its global partners, customers, and consumers Doug Ramsey and Bernie Adcock join from Tyson Foods as Chief Operating Officer and Chief Supply Chain Officer as Beyond Meat further prepares to serve its global partners, customers, and consumers

Beyond Meat has poached two meat industry veterans from Tyson Foods for executive positions as it prepares for high-profile launches next year.

Beyond Meat Inc (NASDAQ: BYND) has appointed Doug Ramsey as its Chief Operating Officer. Doug previously spent three decades at Tyson Foods Inc (NYSE: TSN), where he oversaw the poultry and McDon

Beyond Meat Inc. BYND, +0.49% announced two new hires on Wednesday: Doug Ramsey as chief operating officer and Bernie Adcock in the newly-created role of chief supply chain officer. Both Ramsey and Ad

Nisa Investment Advisors LLC cut its stake in Beyond Meat, Inc. (NASDAQ:BYND) by 83.0% during the third quarter, according to the company in its most recent Form 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The fund owned 4,100 shares of the companys stock after selling 20,000 shares during the period. Nisa Investment Advisors LLCs []

Australian plant-based meat companies face the Senate Rural and Regional Affairs Inquiry into definitions of plant-based meat and other products this week, with chairperson Senator Susan McDonald former owner of Australian meat retailer Super Butcher pushing to prevent plant-based producers from using terms like meat, beef, and chicken. Described by The Australian as avowedly pro-coal, Senator McDonald was appointed to the board of Beef Australia in 2016 and is now chairing the senate inquiry. Representatives of US manufacturers Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat, as well as Australian companies v2food and Deliciou were present to defend the plant-based meat cause. The Australian Red Meat Advisory Council a powerful lobby group in the country famous for its meat consumption recently commissioned a survey claiming that consumers were being misled by the way meat alternatives are labeled and packaged. However, plant-based producers were backed up by the ACCC (Australian Competition & Consumer Commission) and Food Standards in Australia which refuted the meat lobbys findings.

Beyond Meat has poached two meat industry veterans from Tyson Foods for executive positions as it prepares for high-profile launches next year.

VANCOUVER USA News Group American multi-national fast food franchise giant Subway just launched another meatless menu selection in Singapore, with a new plant-based chicken schnitzel from Nestlé -owned brand Harvest Gourmet . The move is yet another in a series faux meat product launches sweeping across restaurants and retailers, in whats being projected by Bloomberg Intelligence to be a $162 billion market by 2030 . This food renaissance is creating several new household names and recognizable brands from innovators including Beyond Meat (NASDAQ:BYND), Tyson Foods, Inc. (NYSE:TSN), Kellogg Company (NYSE:K), and now rising prominence from other newcomers such as The Very Good Food Company. (NASDAQ:VGFC) (TSXV:VERY) and Nepra Foods (CSE:NPRA) (OTC:NPRFF). While Subways new menu item is made from soy, other products are being made from non-soy ingredients, such as pea or hemp proteins. Among the drivers of new products has been the rising development of these new ingredients, including an allergen-free high protein N-50 hemp flour from Nepra Foods (CSE:NPRA) (OTC:NPRFF), which has seen its production output increase over 400% in 2021 .

You Only Die Once As TINA Quietly Leaves The Building It was about a year ago when we first pointed out a remarkable divergence in this broken market: retail investors (as proxied by the 50 most popular retail-held stocks) were outperforming the smart money by a factor of 10 to 1 (and blowing out the S&P500 in the process). Is This The End For Hedge Funds: Retail Investors Outperform "Smart Money" Ten-To-One https://t.co/UsGDZKCnIx zerohedge (@zerohedge) November 13, 2020 But while retail investors continued to dramatically outperform both the entire hedge fund universe (and to a lesser extent the broader market) for much of the following year, this unprecedented outperformance by stimmy-fueled threatened to come to a screeching halt last week when as we noted, the universe of retail favorite stocks - mostly low liquidity, low float, high momentum small and mid-cap names as well as a couple of giga-caps such as Apple and Tesla - was on the verge of ending its remarkable streak of steamrolling the rest of the market, to wit "this is getting ugly: at this rate 20-year-old daytraders will soon barely outperform billionaire hedge fund PMs by more than 200%" This is getting ugly: at this rate 20-year-old daytraders will soon barely outperform billionaire hedge fund PMs by more than 200% pic.twitter.com/WjcG4Kjh4w zerohedge (@zerohedge) December 2, 2021 A few days later, it got even uglier, as the "retail basket" of non-profitable, mostly tech, high momentum names continued to slide following Friday''s rout, sending it to the lowest level since May, and back to levels first seen in Jan 2021.

Beyond Meat, Inc. (NASDAQ:BYND) shares reached a new 52-week low on Monday after Piper Sandler lowered their price target on the stock from $72.00 to $61.00. Piper Sandler currently has an underweight rating on the stock. Beyond Meat traded as low as $63.12 and last traded at $64.35, with a volume of 12894 shares traded. […]

Beyond Meat, Inc. (NASDAQ:BYND) was the recipient of a large growth in short interest in the month of November. As of November 15th, there was short interest totalling 20,320,000 shares, a growth of 18.7% from the October 31st total of 17,120,000 shares. Approximately 36.2% of the shares of the company are sold short. Based on []

BYND, NVST, FSTR, ZBH, and PHR have been added to the Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell) List on December 6, 2021.

The plant-based meat producer is facing a fall in demand as more people dine out.

Good Catch Co-Founders Chris Kerr and Chad Sarno have been selected as UBS Global Visionaries. The vaunted list includes entrepreneurs and innovators who endeavor to solve one or more major environmental or social challenges chosen by the UN. Kerr and Sarno received the honor for their bold work creating sustainable alternatives to seafood, which will provide them new speaking opportunities, and connections and support from UBS global network of business experts. Bringing plant-based seafood to new heights Under Kerr and Sarnos leadership, Good Catch has brought plant-based seafood to new heights while achieving astonishing rates of growth in just under five years.This April the company secured $26.35 million in a B-2 bridge funding round to propel its plant-based seafood to the forefront of the industry, and extend the international retail footprint for its portfolio which ranges from shelf-stable tuna to frozen crab cakes, fish burgers, and breaded fish sticks. Throughout 2020 and 2021, Good Catchs overseas distribution expanded healthily, launching successively into major supermarkets in the UK, Canada, Spain and the Netherlands.

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