What does this brand sell?
THIS™ was established in 2019 in the UK by two meat-lovers who wanted to check out meat-free food and started making their own plant-based meat alternative products while following one focus: adoration for real meat. These alternatives are rich in iron, B12, and protein. Apart from their vegan products, THIS™ is known for their classic humor and fun twists on socials and their website. You can also invest in their company through crowdfunding! Lastly, they are a B-CORP and have acquired a general score of 89.3!
“To force the world’s livestock into retirement by making plant-based meat so delicious and nutritionally as good (or better) than meat that even the most hardcore of carnivores can’t tell the difference”
They have saved over 1.1 million animals since their launch!
No information has been found on their future plans.
THIS™ products can be found throughout the UK (e.g. Tesco, Boots, Morrisons, Sainsbury's, ASDA, Ocado)
THIS™ products can be found throughout the UK (e.g. Tesco, Boots, Morrisons, Sainsbury's, ASDA, Ocado)
Most of their packaging uses 90% less plastic than normal and can be recycled.
No information has been found on any partnerships.
B-CORP certified
Most of their packaging uses 90% less plastic than normal and can be recycled.
No information has been found on any partnerships.
B-CORP certified
Soy comes from the USA. The rest is unknown.
Prices based on Tesco:
Bacon Rashers 120g = GBP 3.50 Pounds
Chicken Pieces 170g = GBP 3.35
Pork Sausages 270g = GBP 3.50
THIS™ products only produces 2.58 kg of CO2 emissions compared to beef (33.8 kg), chicken (5.4 kg), and pork (9.3 kg).
No information on this is provided by the brand.
To be able to produce 1 kg of THIS™, 121 liters of water are required. However, to produce the same amount of beef, chicken, and pork, this amount increases considerably: 4184 liters, 930 liters, and 1782 liters respectively.
No animals were harmed in the production process of these meat alternatives
No information on this is provided by the brand.
No toxic materials are used, for example no antibiotics or nitrate is found in the ingredients (nitrate is commonly found in pork-based bacon).
No information on this is provided by the brand, but on the BCORP website you can see that they have scored 27.6 points for “Workers” and 17.9 points for “Community”, check it out here.
They have measured their emissions and the main results are available on their website.