Demolish Foods Unveils ‘Unprecedented’ Plant-Based Whole Cuts Production Platform
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Demolish Foods Unveils ‘Unprecedented’ Plant-Based Whole Cuts Production Platform

Plant Based News • Mar 10, 2025
Food tech company Demolish Foods has unveiled its latest plant-based meat manufacturing platform, called the Gen4. This platform aims to replicate whole cuts of meat without the need for animals. The Gen4 model is capable of “unprecedented precision” in mimicking the texture, structure, and juiciness of conventional meat, making it the first of its kind to achieve this level of accuracy. This is a significant advancement in the plant-based meat industry, as previous attempts have struggled to produce convincing and appealing whole cuts.

Demolish Foods has initially focused on replicating chicken breasts as it is the most in-demand whole cut. The company’s plant-based chicken breast, made with just eight clean-label ingredients, matches the nutritional profile of conventional meat in terms of calories, sodium, fat, and protein. The Gen4 platform is an improvement over the previous Gen3 model, offering increased production capacity and cost reduction. It is designed to be scalable and resilient to supply chain pressures, providing a solution to challenges such as rising poultry costs and global meat availability threats. The platform is fully certified for commercial manufacturing, sale, and export, making it a promising option for the plant-based meat market.
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