r/byndinvest

New Oyster Spot Removed from Instagram. Strange Brand Decision?

Qualcun altro ha notato che Beyond Meat ha rimosso il post degli ostriche Beyond Immerse da Instagram? È ancora visibile su Facebook, per quanto ne so.

Sono genuinamente curioso di sapere cosa ne pensano le persone.

Beyond ha costruito il suo marchio attorno ai prodotti a base vegetale per anni, quindi presentare le ostriche insieme a una nuova bevanda a marchio Beyond sembra una scelta di marketing insolita.

Anche se l'azienda ora punta ai flexitariani invece che solo ai vegani, non c'è il rischio di confondere il marchio o di alienare alcuni dei suoi sostenitori principali?

Pensate che il post sia stato rimosso a causa della reazione, o è stata solo una coincidenza o un problema tecnico? Mi farebbe piacere sapere le vostre opinioni se qualcun altro l'ha notato.SPOT

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u/Traditional_Rabbit60 — 8 hours ago

GFI: The hidden national security threat on your Fourth of July grill

“Protein diversification isn’t about replacing ranchers or eliminating conventional agriculture. It’s about making America’s food system stronger by giving it more ways to succeed when any one part comes under strain.”

This is the vision for plant-based that I most agree with. Choice, abundance and affordability for all. Healthy plant-based as a standard option along side cultivated, fermented and animal.

Since plant-based requires so fewer resources to create so much more than animal, at scale it will also be more affordable. So much value there still to be unlocked.

It is about adaptation and survival. It is something I love about Beyond. They were created as a way to tackle climate change (the extremes of animal ag are a leading contributor to the climate emergency).

The company and its products are adaptation itself. 💪

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u/Enbounce — 14 hours ago

Beyond needs to hire Juicy Marbles advertising team.

Not a vegan or vegetarian but this campaign has me actually wanting to try this stuff.

Frost burnt Beyond that hasn't been touched in ages at the grocery store does not.

u/JimEDimone — 2 days ago

Beyond Immerse - the saving grace for Beyond

Ok we get it Beyond Immerse is Beyond's last shot and potentially saving grace. I should have order the variety pack months ago to have my friends and family sample it, but I never did. I finally just ordered a 12 pack of the strawberry lemonade, if my wife and daughter like it I will buy at least another 20k shares. Will post results in 5-7 days when product is received. Stay tuned!

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u/Illustrious-Suit-945 — 3 days ago

More people than thought may be at risk for red meat allergy caused by ticks

Bullish. This is a meaningful long term tailwind. It’s a genuine positive development for the category of meat alternatives. Every new Alpha-gal diagnosis permanently eliminates consumption of the gentle cow.

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u/vegannotsoy — 3 days ago

UK supermarkets could hit climate targets and save costs with switch to plant proteins - new report

it might not be felt yet, but what Beyond is doing is more relevant than ever.

“This new research gives them [grocers] a cheat sheet on how to hit their climate targets. It will be impossible to do without selling a bigger proportion of healthy protein like beans, pulses, veg and plant-based meat. Supermarkets need to make this the most affordable and convenient choice.”

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u/Enbounce — 3 days ago

Is there a relation between borrow rate and volume?

Hello, please help me understand.

Yesterday the volume was higher than avg volume and the borrow rate was around 99.

Today volume is less than avg. Volume but the borrow rate is over 120.

What does this mean? Just trying to learn. No BS answers please.

Thank you!

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u/addyboi88 — 5 days ago

Inflection Point for Beef vs. Plant-Based Protein Coming?

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/trump-administration-plans-to-pay-smaller-meatpackers-to-keep-slaughtering-cattle/ar-AA26TVeg

>The U.S. Agriculture Department plans to pledge up to $500 million in payments for small- and medium-size meatpacking companies, according to people close to the discussions. The funds would be distributed to beef plants that keep their processing volumes at a certain level.

The administration’s aim is to provide a financial safety net for smaller slaughterhouses at a time when meat processors are losing an estimated $300 per head of cattle.

The smaller meatpackers makeup 15% of the industry, but may give insight into cost for the big meatpackers.

TLDR: US Gov is subsidizing beef prices to keep them from going drastically even higher; if plant-based foods ever had a chance economics wise for wider adoption, it seems to be coming. Any takes?

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u/ugarreddit — 6 days ago

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u/Shppo — 6 days ago

Looking to make more than the market cap of the company.

Its simple..

Bynd goes up, I cash out and buy all the stocks for myself and hoard them like a vegan Dragon.

Bynd goes down, I blame MM and screech about manipulation. Its a win/win.

u/CuddleBuddiesJJ — 6 days ago

$BYND - HODL TO THE MOON!🚀👩‍🚀 Fasten your seatbelts.

Beginning tomorrow, Shorts will aggresively exiting. As per my own valuation within the last weeks of the trade, we are going to witness the waited inevitable squeeze of all time. Shorts are desperate to buy your shares and we are not letting them pay at the lowest price. Within the first wave 1 in the coming days beginning July 2026. The massive run up begins before we hit August. Be prepared if you see 2000% in just a day.

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u/AP-eeVee — 6 days ago

BYND, what’s this behavior ? Why is it going so high ?

I am sorry, I kicked it up by mistake

u/HitenPatel81 — 7 days ago

No more inventory left to short. Can shorts buy the stock, lend it, borrow it and then short it please ?

u/HitenPatel81 — 6 days ago

Beyond Grateful - you can’t make this stuff up

Per The New York Times:

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/27/opinion/grocery-prices-inflation.html

“Americans want them[elected officials] to address the root causes driving up prices and, even more, to deliver timely relief on everyday items. Ideally, they would do both.

Our research also shows where they can start: with the goods that Americans say they have the most trouble affording. More than half of the people we surveyed named meat as their top source of grocery stress — six times the share who named the next-most-chosen source, coffee, tea or other beverages. The price of beef alone has risen by roughly a third in two years. That means a family buying just two pounds of ground beef a week is paying about $10 more every month for the same hamburgers or tacos they’ve always made.”

People are having trouble affording the most resource-intensive food in the world in which they don’t need to consume and the government needs to do something about it.

But the bag holders are the delusional ones, eh? Phoof!🫠

‘I’m a manly man that eats meat who picks myself up by the bootstraps and the gov needs to make meat cheaper cause god says I deserve to eat meat.’ ‘Merica

u/imjustherefordabeer — 7 days ago

Beyond the Plant Protein Company’s Hot Italian Sausages

You can get some free Hot Italian Sausages for Beyond’s 4th of July sale. I’ve had them, and I liked them. I’ve really been enjoying my Beyond Immerse that I ordered also. I got 4 12-packs. I tried them before also. Before the new recipe, and the new green cans. My favorite flavors are the Strawberry-Lemonade and the Peach-Mango ones. What’s your favorite Beyond product so far?

u/investortrade — 8 days ago