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Merit Announces Deal To Provide Plant Protein Ingredients To Nestlé

Merit Functional Foods and its technology partner Burcon NutraScience have announced that they have entered into a joint development agreement with Nestlé. The goal of the joint agreement is to develop and commercialize Merit’s novel plant protein ingredients for use in Nestlé’s plant-based foods and beverages.
 
“Partnering with Nestlé – a global leader in food and nutrition – is a great milestone for Merit Functional Foods,” said Merit Co-CEO Ryan Bracken. “Merit has already demonstrated the impact of our novel proteins in plant-based foods. This new partnership helps build on this, and it’s a major step in developing the next generation of nutritious and delicious plant-based products that draw on the benefits of our novel proteins.”
 
The joint agreement commences a long-term relationship among the parties, covering Merit’s novel proteins.
 
Merit is currently building its commercial-scale production facility in Winnipeg, which is expected to be completed by the fourth quarter of 2020.
 
The state-of-the-art facility will produce various plant-based protein ingredients (pea and canola) using Burcon’s proprietary and patented extraction and purification technology.
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