Starbucks teams with Beyond Meat and others to launch plant-based menu in China.
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is teaming up with Beyond Meat Inc. and two other companies to launch a plant-based lunch menu in China. Starbucks announced Monday night that it will start offering plant-based proteins from Beyond Meat and Omnipork, and non-dairy beverages from Swedish oat milk brand Oatly. The new items, which include a pesto pasta, a lasagna and a Vietnamese-style noodle salad, will be available at Starbucks locations in China starting Tuesday.
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