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Plant-based Meat

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Feb 20, 2024

Meati Foods appoints Phil Graves as CEO

Management news

  • Meati Foods (formerly Emergy Food), a mycelium-based meat alternative developer, has appointed Phil Graves, who joined the company earlier this month as CFO, as its new CEO.

  • Graves will focus on aligning the company's resources with profitability objectives and work on right-sizing its workforce to pave the way for sustainable long-term expansion, which includes a planned 13% reduction in workforce.

  • Graves has extensive experience in strategic planning, financial management, and operational optimization and has successfully scaled mission-driven companies like Patagonia, Wild Idea Buffalo, and Bass Pro Shops/Cabela’s.

  • Analyst QuickTake: In June 2023, Meati held a round of layoffs , which affected 5% of its 300-person workforce. The planned workforce reduction is similar to decisions by other industry players, like Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods , to improve resource allocation and long-term sustainability.

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