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Are Omanis Ready to Embrace Plant-Based Meat?
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Oman Observer
Read the full storyA study by Sultan Qaboos University (SQU) is investigating the potential for plant-based meat alternatives within the diets of young people in Oman. This research explores the readiness of Omanis to incorporate such products, aligning with a global trend where plant-based meat options are increasingly gaining attention. The SQU study seeks to understand local perspectives on these alternative protein sources.
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