At horecatrends.com we spot many national and international trends on a daily basis. We pick the most interesting ones to write about, the other trends we use in our weekly column \u2018Trends we spotted this week\u2019. With this week links to articles about:<\/p>\n
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People\u2019s Captain<\/a> is a special beer brand in the UK that supports positive mental health in the country. As they indicate on their website (link in the title), they are on a mission to build communities by bringing people together over their beers and invite them to have a positive impact on the communities around them while also raising money for the causes that make a difference. Every beer they create, has a story – that informs a character to inspire conversation or action. They sell beers like: Legend \u2013 APA; Stereotype \u2013 Lager; Islander \u2013 NEPA; Flamin’ Good Pale \u2013 SIPA. Craft Beers to facilitate your important conversations! Grab a brew & get chatting.<\/p>\n We love to follow all news around lab-grown meat and we read that the UK has become the first European country to approve putting lab-grown meat in pet food. A huge leap forward for the cultivated meat industry, gaining regulatory approval also makes Meatly<\/a> the first-ever cultivated meat company approved for sale in any European country. More details in their press release, link in the title.<\/p>\n Spotted on Instagram, on the account of M\u00f3nica Sagues or Hungry Nomad<\/a>, she sells a guide to Paris on her website. Fruttini<\/a> produces artisanal frosted fruit in Paris. It looks delicious! The link to their website in the title or check the reel below.<\/p>\n <\/p>\nLab-grown meat by Meatly set to be sold in UK pet food<\/strong><\/a><\/h3>\n
Fruttini | Maison de Haute Glacerie en Paris<\/strong><\/a><\/h3>\n
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