Moving Mountains® launch plant-based Fish Fingers

Moving Mountains® (www.movingmountainsfoods.com), the pioneering British food tech company that launched the UK’s first plant-based bleeding burger, is set to revolutionise diets from 2021 with the launch of its first plant-based fish offering: Fish Fingers, available in the Waitrose frozen aisle (RRP £3.60 for a pack of 10).

Palm is the London food specialists agency managing the PR campaign for this innovative plant-based brand.

The Moving Mountains® Fish Fingers have been created to tackle the sustainability crisis in the oceans caused by over-fishing. Consumers can now enjoy delicious, healthy and sustainable plant-based fish that is free from mercury and micro-plastics.

Zero cholesterol and a source of protein, with 10g of protein per 100g, The Moving Mountains® plant-based Fish Fingers can be enjoyed as a direct swap for the traditional alternative. By using plant-based ingredients and incredible scientific processes, the Fish Fingers have the taste and texture of the real thing.

These plant-based Fish Fingers join the brand’s pioneering line up of plant-based meat products, which includes burgers, sausages, mince, meatballs and hot dogs, and have been launched to support the brands goal of living in harmony on a sustainable planet.

The Moving Mountains® plant-based Fish Fingers have a succulent, flaky texture and are coated in crunchy golden breadcrumbs. A favourite with children, they are a great way to get protein into kids’ diets and can make a variety of meals for adults too, including a classic plant-based Fish Finger sandwich, with gem lettuce, tartare sauce and cornichons. They are also delicious dipped straight into ketchup.

The Moving Mountains® plant-based Fish Fingers can be cooked in just 5 minutes from frozen in a frying pan or 15 minutes in the oven. They are delicately seasoned and made from soy protein.

Each Moving Mountains® plant-based Fish Fingers is zero cholesterol, 100% free of hormones, packed with 10g of plant-based protein per 100g and is only 70 calories per Fish Finger.

Simeon Van der Molen, Founder of Moving Mountains® says: “With nearly 80% of the world’s fisheries in crisis1, there’s not enough fish in the sea anymore. To save the oceans, consumers need to reduce consumption of traditional fish. We have provided a solution by creating our first-ever plant-based fish to tackle this sustainability crisis.

“Moving Mountains® has already changed diets with our plant-based meat, now we aim to extend the flexitarian revolution from 2021 with a genuine alternative to fish.

“Zero cholesterol, a source of protein and free from mercury and micro-plastics, the Moving Mountains® plant-based Fish Fingers are also a healthy choice. We use natural plant-based ingredients and scientific processes to recreate the taste and texture of the real thing so that they’re delicious as well as healthy, and provide a real alternative for meat-eaters, vegans, vegetarians and pescatarians.”

By launching the Moving Mountains® plant-based Fish Fingers in the frozen aisle, the brand contributes to reducing the UK’s estimated 10 million tonnes of food waste2.

Moving Mountains’® plant-based Fish Fingers (RRP £3.60 for a pack of ten) is available to UK consumers in Waitrose stores nationwide.

Visit their website:www.movingmountainsfoods.com

Follow them on Instagram: movingmountainsfoods

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