OmniFoods Partners with Entyce to Bring Plant-Based Meat and Seafood Alternatives to Australia and New Zealand

OmniFoods has partnered with Entyce Food Ingredients Pty Ltd, one of the most successful food industry innovators, manufacturers and distributors in Australia and New Zealand. Entyce will act as the exclusive import distribution partner for the Omni range of 100% plant-based meat and seafood products. The partnership is set to increase accessibility to pork and seafood alternatives for major retail and food service customers in the region, catering to growing demand for healthy and sustainable plant-based proteins.

The range includes popular Omni products such as Mince, Strips, Burgers, Luncheon, Tuna, Classic Fillet, Golden Fillet, Ocean Burger, Golden Sticks, and Crab-Style Cakes. Entyce is rolling out the range via its retail and food service network, including high-volume franchises, industrial manufacturers, restaurants, and smaller retail chains. The company supplies all major national supermarkets with market-leading frozen fruit and vegetable SKU's, as well as food service distributors, through their national storage and distribution footprint.

OmniFoods CEO, David Yeung, expressed his excitement over the new partnership, stating, "We are thrilled with this new opportunity to provide our great-tasting OMNI products to retailers and food service operators and their customers throughout Australia & New Zealand. Based on the success that OMNI has had within the international retail and foodservice sectors, we anticipate continued enthusiasm and demand from vegans and flexitarians, and we look forward to all that our partnership with Entyce will deliver for our delicious, versatile, and high-quality plant-based products in Australia & New Zealand."

The partnership between OmniFoods and Entyce will provide consumers in Australia and New Zealand with greater access to sustainable plant-based meat and seafood alternatives. Entyce's Managing Director, Gino Vescio, said, "Being the dominant brand owner and developer for some of Australia's leading food brands, it made sense to partner with OmniFoods to support the demands of our national supermarket and food service customers looking for convenient and sustainable products as consumers trend towards greater discipline through healthier dietary choices."

OmniFoods is a global leading plant-based food company, with R&D in Canada and distribution networks in over 20 markets. The company is a partner to many of the world's top restaurants and retail chains, including Whole Foods Market, Starbucks, McDonald's, Cathay Pacific Airlines, Disneyland Hotel, Four Seasons Hotels, and Grand Hyatt Hotels.

Entyce Food Ingredients is an Australian-owned food innovation specialist, dedicated to supplying tomorrow's food today. The company's partnership with OmniFoods is set to benefit both companies, as well as consumers in Australia and New Zealand who are looking for healthy, sustainable, and delicious plant-based alternatives.

The Hong Kong Trade & Development Council in conjunction with IMPEX Lawyers & Advisers facilitated the partnership between OmniFoods and Entyce, bringing Asia's leading plant-based range to Australian and New Zealand customers. OmniFoods and Entyce will be inviting food operators to visit the Food Service Exhibition in Melbourne from 30 April to 2 May 2023 for a taste test.

Overall, this partnership is set to provide greater accessibility to plant-based meat and seafood alternatives for consumers in Australia and New Zealand, catering to growing demand for healthier and more sustainable food choices.

Entyce
Gino Vescio - Managing Director
PH: (03) 8203 2038
gino@entyce.com.au
Joseph Buccheri - General Counsel
MOB: 0450 978 056
joseph@entyce.com.au

OmniFoods
Dorothy Ma - Director of PR & Communications
dorothy.ma@greenmonday.org
PH: +852 3855 5180

The Hong Kong Trade & Development Council in conjunction with IMPEX Lawyers & Advisers facilitated the partnership between OmniFoods and Entyce, bringing Asia's leading plant-based range to Australian and New Zealand customers.

This release was published on openPR.