Industry Giant
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| Initial release date | April 14, 1998 |
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| Developers | JoWooD |
| Genres | Economic Simulation |
| Mode | Single-player video game |
| Publishers | Interactive Magic |
| iEntertainment Network | |
| Platforms | Microsoft Windows |
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| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2390711 |
About Industry Giant
Industry Giant is a business simulation game for Windows. In 2002 a sequel, Industry Giant II was released.
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Sausage maker Heck cuts vegan range as appetite drops
By Jemma DempseyBBC News
Sausage company Heck is reducing its range of meat-free products, citing lack of consumer appetite.
The Yorkshire-based firm is shelving production of most of its vegan range of sausages and burgers.
Co-founder Jamie Keeble said shoppers were " not there yet" when it came to buying its vegan products.
The Company will now make just two plant-based varieties - chipolatas and burgers - Down from its original range of 10.
Heck's decision comes against a backdrop of waning interest in meat-free lines at other firms.
Beyond Meat , which makes a plant-based range including burgers, sausages and chicken, suffered a slump in sales Last Year , blaming obstacles with consumers around taste, perception of health benefits and price.
And Industry Giant Nestle said in March it said it would stop selling its Garden Gourmet plant-based vegan brand in UK retailers less than two years after it first appeared on shelves.
Supermarket customers have cut back on meat-replacement products generally, according to research firm NielsenIQ, which reported sales fell by £37. 3m in the year to September 2022.
However, market and consumer data provider Statista suggested the in the UK would grow annually by 17. 53% over The Next five years.
Heck said it would continue its production of 90,000 vegan sausages per day.
UK consumers still wanted to replace meat with " something that reminds them of meat" Mr Keeble said.
" I think [demand] will come back around, " he added. " We had pulses and grains in the products. It was really nutritional but The Public wasn't really there yet. "
The Vegan Society said the cost-of-living crisis in the UK was having a " big impact" on people's purchasing choices.
However, it said falling sales of plant-based substitutes did not reflect a broader rejection of vegan options.
" Where there has been a drop in sales, it is not due to a decline in interest in veganism but rather a change in people's spending habits, " The Society said.
" Many people may be replacing both meat and meat-substitutes with more budget-friendly vegan options in a bid to make savings on their weekly shops, " it added.
Last March A Survey for IPSOS found 33% of people questioned said the cost of plant-based products was too high, but almost half (46%) said they were considering reducing their intake of meat in The Future .
Most meat-free products tended to be vegan, the Vegan Society told The Bbc . However, some use egg as a binding agent, making them suitable for vegetarians but not vegans, it said.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
