Japan Airlines Now Offering BettaF!sh Plant-Based Tuna on Select Flights
German alt-seafood name BettaF!sh makes public its plant-based tuna will now be served aboard Japan’s second-largest airline firm, Japan Airlines .
“It was a huge honor to have the authenticity and deliciousness of TU-NAH ratified by one of the world’s leading countries when it comes to seafood and fish.”
Available for business and first class passengers, the TU-NAH Sandwich Wrap will be offered on flights from Tokyo to London. “This direct access to both British and Japanese consumers is especially exciting” Featuring BettaF!sh’s TU-NAH Creamy, the new sandwich wrap offers passengers a sustainable alternative to nostalgic tuna mayo. Made from seaweed and fava beans, TU-NAH Creamy comes frozen and ready-to-spread, and is one of three products BettaF!sh offers for food service. All of its products are made with Europe-sourced fava beans and seaweed, high in protein, and contain no added sugar, preservatives or yeast extract.
Beyond Europe Based in Berlin, BettaF!sh has rolled out its tuna spreads across five countries, including Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands. In what it called the “world’s largest” rollout of alternative seafood, in 2021, it debuted TU-NAH sandwiches in 4,000 German supermarkets. The label’s partnership with Japan Airlines marks its first expansion beyond Europe, and by traveling to London, its first entry into the UK marketplace.
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