Quorn Shows Signs of Recovery in the UK’s Faltering Meat Alternative Market

Quorn Foods, owned by Monde Nissin, experienced a 2.2% increase in revenue in the first half of 2026, a positive change after years of decline. The growth was driven by a double-digit increase in the snacking segment, particularly due to the introduction of Protein Bites in the UK. Monde Nissin's CEO highlighted the potential of these new products in catering to a wider audience and enhancing the overall revenue and margin of the protein portfolio.

Despite the overall growth, Quorn is facing challenges in the foodservice sector, with a 5% decline in sales in Q2. The company is focusing on a "back to basics" strategy to stabilize the business and is expanding into the blended meat category to drive future growth. While the foodservice market may face further difficulties in the short term, Quorn remains confident in its ability to drive positive contribution and growth in this channel through strategic execution.