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Marlow Foods hopes that turning Quorn into a mainstream healthy-eating brand will revive interest in the meat alternative. Mark Kleinman takes a look at its chances.
Executives at Marlow Foods must have choked on their soya burgers last week when The Daily Mail published details of a report showing that one million British vegetarians have begun eating meat again.
Marlow Foods, recently acquired by buy-out firm Montagu Private Equity from AstraZeneca, is the manufacturer of Quorn, the UK's biggest meat-free brand.
Launched in 1985, Quorn rapidly became the darling of vegetarians looking for a versatile alternative to meat. The revolution in vegetarian eating that it inspired was reflected in year-on-year growth of around 30% during much of the 90s. But more recently, growth…