Billionaire stock picker calls emerging “Net Zero 2.0” megatrend...

“The Biggest Investment
Bonanza of Our Time”

Editorial Feature | Oct 5, 2022 | Industry

Tiny microcap with transformative sustainability solution could be the next unicorn in critical new industry

Get on board now, or you’ll get left behind by one of the biggest megatrends in human history.

And it could hand you the best investment opportunity of your life.

Visionary investors like Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and Sergey Brin seem to think so. The Tech Titans who helped launch the software and internet revolutions are now pouring their fortunes into startups that are fueling the rise of another world-changing mega-industry.

It’s a critical part of the monumental $275 trillion transition to sustainable technology to halt climate change.

But it’s not sustainable energy. It’s bigger than that.

The rapid rise of sustainable energy was Net Zero 1.0.

Now you’re seeing the beginnings of another big market shift.

Get Ready for the New Billion-dollar Companies of Net Zero 2.0

What began as a trickle of market forecasters hailing a coming megatrend has in recent months become a torrent.

High-priced advisory firms like Credit Suisse, UBS, McKinsey, Boston Consulting Group, and JPMorgan are sharing confidential insights with their privileged clients.

Word hasn’t reached the mainstream media yet.

Most Main Street investors have no clue about the big profits just ahead.

But you’re about to find out.

In the next few minutes you’ll see the investment advice that billionaire investors are paying tens of thousands of dollars for.

You’ll see why those investors are getting in now, backing new companies with so much money that it’s setting new records.1

“Big Three” consulting firm  Bain & Company says Net Zero 2.0:

“Will transform the nature of business by magnitudes comparable to the digital revolution’s disruption… The shift will upend industries, shift profit pools, challenge areas of historically high returns and, ultimately, open up billion- dollar opportunities in new areas” for investors who get in early.2

And it won’t be unfolding over decades. It’s happening now.

Billionaire stock picker Jim Mellon says:3

“There will be dozens of billion-dollar companies in this field.”

He calls it “the biggest investment bonanza of our time.”

And not just for wealthy investors who can access pre-IPO deals.

There are already a few Net Zero 2.0 companies that trade on stock markets.

Including one that is literally decades ahead of others: Planet Based Foods (CSE:PBF)(OTC:PBFFF)(CSE:PBF)(OTC:PBFFF). 

It has a unique sustainability solution that could make it one of the most profitable players in the emerging mega-industry.

An industry that is poised to be:

One of the Fastest Growing Industries in History

Paul Cuatrecasas, head of London-based private equity firm Aquaa Capital says that: “There’s a paradigm shift coming, which will seem to happen almost overnight.”

Net Zero 2.0 is being propelled by governments, scientists, enterprising entrepreneurs, visionary investors, and conscious consumers.

The magnitude of support has driven industry revenues from next to nothing five years ago…

…to $14 billion today…5…to an estimated $1.4 trillion by 2050.6

Making Net Zero 2.0 is one of the fastest growing markets in history.

It’s expanding by a walloping 28% per year, and expected to double on average every three years for the next 28 years.7

Growth like that can turn $5,000 into a half million, $10,000 into a cool million.

It’s underway now. It’s unstoppable. And the time to get in is now.

Billionaire stock picker Jim Mellon says: 8

“It’s Early Days Yet. But the Time to Make the Investments is Now.”

There’s a very good reason why Net Zero 2.0 is unstoppable.

Nearly every country on Earth is on board to cut carbon emissions to “net zero” by 2050.

A global pact was sealed with the Paris Agreement in 2015, signaling the start of the sustainability revolution.

Renewable energy technologies were developed and deployed with unbelievable speed, a herculean effort by industry to meet government, investor, and consumer expectations.

A new mega-industry was built practically overnight.

Net Zero 1.0 companies like Enphase Energy, SolarEdge, and Sunrun are rewarding investors with life-changing profits.

IN LESS THAN THREE YEARS, NET ZERO 1.0 COMPANIES GAVE INVESTORS:

  • Enphase Energy (ENPH) 40,251%
  • SolarEdge (SEDG) 3,107%
  • Sunrun (RUN) 2,007%

The sustainable energy transition has been so successful that renewables now generate more than 38% of global electricity.9

But it’s not enough. Because...

“Sustainable Energy Only Gets Us Part Way to Net Zero 2050”

  • Even if all electricity was produced from sustainable sources….
  • Even if no cars or trucks or trains or planes burned gas….
  • Even if every factory and power plant and automaker around the world cut fossil fuel use to zero…

We would still fail to reduce greenhouse gas emissions enough to meet global goals.

Biggest Source of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Will Surprise You

Nearly all the focus of net zero 2050 efforts have been on decarbonizing electricity generation and transportation.

  • Fossil fuel vehicles produce 14% of total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
  • Electricity generation from fossil fuels is responsible for 25% of all GHGs.[i]
  • But even a complete transition to sustainable energy is not enough.

We also need sustainable food.

A bombshell study published last year in the prestigious journal Nature found that food systems are responsible for more than a third of all GHG emissions.11

The worst offender is meat and dairy.

THE PROCESSES OF PUTTING MEAT ON YOUR TABLE AND MILK IN YOUR REFRIGERATOR CAUSE MORE GHS EMISSIONS THAN ALL SECTORS OF THE US ECONOMY COMBINED! 12

Which is why you’re about to witness:

One of the Biggest Megatrends the World Has Ever Seen

The transition from animal protein to alternative protein will be what venture capitalist Tony Seba and Cambridge chemistry PhD Catherine Tubb call:13

“The deepest, fastest, most consequential disruption in food and agricultural production since the first domestication of plants and animals ten thousand years ago.”

You saw the first sprouts of change a few years ago with the soaring growth of two alternative protein companies, Beyond Meat and Oatly.

The first two alt-protein IPOs would produce some of the most spectacular public market launches of the 21st century.

  • Beyond Meat’s (BYND) 2019 public launch at a $1.5 billion valuation quickly soared to $13 billion in just 90 days, becoming the most successful IPO since the 1990s dot com boom.14
  • Alt-milk maker Oatly (OTLY) raised $1.43 billion in its May 2021 IPO, its share price jumping 30% in day-one trading and its market cap hitting just under $13 billion.15

Almost impossibly, Beyond Meat became the 13th largest US-listed packaged foods company, just behind industry giants Pilgrim’s Pride and Post Holdings, both founded more than 75 years ago.16

Oatly grew spectacularly to become the sixth largest US-listed beverage company, with only Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, Keurig, Monster, and Coca-Cola Euro larger.17

Since their public debuts, both BYND and OTLY have seen their share prices decline.

It’s what’s called the “Gartner hype cycle,” a five-phase growth curve common to all emerging technologies.

Investors Take Note: Sustainable Protein Market is on the Launchpad

You saw it with mobile phones, artificial intelligence, and electric vehicles. The first two phases are excitement and unrealistically high expectations, followed by disappointment when unrealistic expectations are not met.

That leads to industry consolidation and the failure of some companies, and then a period of retooling to improve products and lower production costs.

That’s where the sustainable food industry is right now.

The fifth and final stage is mainstream adoption and rapid industry growth.

By that stage the biggest profits will be history.

SMART INVESTORS WILL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE MARKET LULL TO GET ON BOARD BEFORE THE SUSTAINABLE FOOD INDUSTRY TAKES OFF LIKE A ROCKET.

The most trusted market forecasters are advising their mega-investor clients.

On July 8, “Big Three” consulting firm Boston Consulting Group advised clients that emerging sustainable food companies are: 18

“By far the best climate investment.” — Boston Consulting Group, July 2022

They’re not alone. In February, JPMorgan advised:

“One of the greatest sector opportunities” 19

A month later, managing director Matt Spence of private equity firm Guggenheim Partners said:

“We’re still in the early innings of this investment sector”

Adding to the growing chorus, $50 billion global advisory Deloitte says:

“The fourth agricultural revolution is already on its way and you should invest now”20

Remember: sustainable energy technologies didn’t really take off until 2019.

And then they soared.

Now, just like you saw with the lightning-speed rise sustainable energy… You’re going to see a whole new crop of sustainable food companies soar to billion-dollar valuations in a few short years.

They’re going to make rich investors richer… and a handful of savvy retail investors millionaires.

GATES, BEZOS, BRIN, AND A HOST OF OTHER BIG INVESTORS ARE PUMPING BILLIONS INTO PRE-PUBLIC COMPANIES, AIMING TO MAKE EXPONENTIAL GAINS WHEN IT GOES PUBLIC.

Retail investors don’t have the option to invest in pre-public companies. There’s only a handful of publicly traded sustainable food stocks yet.

But don’t look to past leaders.

Companies That Will Lead the New Sustainable Food Revolution

The stocks of early alt protein companies soared right out of the starting gate. But they didn’t soar because of the quality or profitability of their products.

They soared because investors know the transition to sustainable food and alternative protein is inevitable and the time is now.

Most of those companies debuted two or more years ago, during the early excitement stage of the Gartner new technology cycle.

Now their stocks are down as much as 98% from initial highs.

And they are not the companies that will rise as leaders of the high-growth mainstream adoption stages.

Their alt-protein products failed to meet expectations of both consumers and investors.

The market is looking for newer, more exciting products that are more sustainable… more cost-efficient…more scalable…and more flavorful.

COMPANIES THAT HAVE:

  • A proven and relevant product development track record
  • A proven ability to raise capital so tough economic conditions don’t halt progress
  • A share-based compensation structure so you know management team has skin in the game
  • Consistent high equity to debt ratio so company isn’t in danger of being overburdened by debt
  • The right technology to scale up production at sustainably low costs

It’s still early in this emerging mega-industry, but there are a few clear winners.

Including a company that just went public, practically unnoticed in the current turmoil of news.

This budding company’s innovative sustainable food solutions could make it one of the early leaders the crucial rise of the sustainable food revolution.

Planet Based Foods (CSE:PBF)(OTC:PBFFF)(CSE:PBF)(OTC:PBFFF) is Innovating the Future of Food

Unless you’re in the packaged foods market, you probably don’t know the name Robert Davis. But if you are in the business, you probably know Davis as one of the most successful food developers of the era.

Especially in the healthy foods arena, Davis is a legend.

From the very first soy ice cream and almond-based yogurt, Davis has arguably created more plant-based “firsts” than any other food innovator.

He has a unique ability to see what the market is going to want before they know they want it.

And he has a deep-seated commitment dating back to the 1970s to only create foods that are healthy, sustainable, and ethically produced.

Brands he created have achieved wide recognition among consumers, including Believe soy ice cream, Hemp Rella vegan cheese, and Soy Dream “rice cream.”

  • In 1990 he developed the first soy/rice ice cream, and marketed them under the brand name
  • In 1993 he created the first hemp cheese, marketed as Hemp Rella.
  • In 1998 he developed the first organic rice / soy ice cream branded Soy Dream as a partner and R&D director of Good Karma Foods.
  • In 2003 Davis designed the first renewable energy powered soy foods production facility.
  • In 2008 he developed the first hemp ice cream, branded as
  • In 2011 he developed the first nationally distributed brand of almond yogurt,

In 2012, Davis started thinking about the future again.

He saw that consumers were looking for something more from their food.

In marketing terms, 2012 was right when the plant-based foods market was entering the second stage of the Gartner new technology cycle.

The disappointment stage.

Planet Based Foods (CSE:PBF)(OTC:PBFFF)(CSE:PBF)(OTC:PBFFF) Launches Game-changing Sustainable Proteins

There are already plenty of alt-protein products lining grocery shelves.

Products made of soy, rice, almond, and oats that claim to taste like beef or chicken or milk or other animal proteins.

But every one of them have left consumers saying, “I want to like it, but it doesn’t taste right.” Or “It’s okay, but it’s too expensive.”

In other words, most products on the grocery shelves today can’t be produced economically. And even if they could, they don’t taste all that good.

That’s what got Robert Davis thinking about the future again.

And that got him thinking about hemp.

Hemp Will “Alter the Future of Plant-based Proteins”

At the time, no one was thinking about hemp. Until 2018, it was illegal to sell hemp-based products.

But way back in 2012 Davis saw restrictions loosening on the state level, and it was only a matter of time before it would on the federal level too.

WHEN THE FARM BILL FINALLY OPENED UP THE MARKET, DAVIS HAD ALREADY BEEN IN DEVELOPMENT FOR SIX YEARS.

Davis already knew that a hemp-based alternative protein could check off all the boxes:

  • Hemp is a complete protein, unlike peas, oats, almonds, cashews, or beans.21
  • Hemp protein has high fiber content, unlike other highly refined plant proteins.
  • Hemp has lots of Omega-6 and Omega-3 and is a rare plant source of essential fatty acids.

He also knew that hemp is a far more sustainable crop than other plants:

  • Hemp uses less water to grow
  • Hemp doesn’t need pesticides or fertilizers to produce healthy plants
  • Hemp naturally regenerates soil, instead of depleting it like soy, nuts, or other plants.
  • Hemp helps filter carbon dioxide out of the air, cleaning the air as it grows.22

An April 2022 study from Cornell University sums it up best:

“Hemp could alter the future of plant-based protein sources… Hemp has huge market potential.”23

Which is just one of the reasons why…

Planet Based Foods (CSE:PBF)(OTC:PBFFF)(CSE:PBF)(OTC:PBFFF) is Changing the Future of Alternative Proteins

Food innovator Robert Davis joined with son Braelyn Davis to launch their groundbreaking alt-protein products.

The first products reached markets in 2019, including hemp-based burgers that quickly became popular with diners at Stout Burgers & Beers locations in Southern California.

Now, three years later, Planet Based Foods is already out ahead of the rest, grabbing market share while the rest are still incubating ideas and developing products.

Today consumers can find a full line of Plant Based Foods products on Planetbasedfoods.com, on Amazon.com, and at the wide network of restaurants served by US Foods, one of America’s largest food distributors.  They are also available at West Coast retailers New Seasons Market and New Leaf Community Market, in a total of 26 stores. 

Look for Exponential Growth in the Next 12 Months

Management is in the final stages of talks with several major national distributors and retail chains.

When those are finalized, you can expect to see explosive sales growth for Planet Based Foods products.

Don’t wait until that happens. It will be too late to take advantage of the greatest share price growth.

Early investors like Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos know that the biggest profits come from taking an early stake.

Then, when the company hits major milestones, new investors pile in and drive up share price.

And early investors see their profits rocket sky-high.

Planet Based Foods (CSE:PBF)(OTC:PBFFF)(CSE:PBF)(OTC:PBFFF) trades at under $1 right now.

As the company releases more positive news, expect investors to discover this alt-protein innovator that is rapidly expanding market share.

Don’t wait till it takes off again.

And remember, never invest in this or any company before conducting your own due diligence.

Follow Planet Based Foods

 

1https://vegnews.com/2022/3/global-sustainable-protein-sector-5-billion
2 https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/shift-to-sustainbility-set-to-rival-impacts-of-digital-revolution-leaving-no-industry-untouched-301045257.html
3 https://events.masterinvestor.co.uk/past-events/the-agrarian-revolution-opportunities-in-alternative-proteins/
4 https://www.futurefoodfinance.com/article/0009_the-next-major-mega-shift-alternative-protein
5 https://cernocapital.com/the-future-of-protein
6 https://www.credit-suisse.com/about-us-news/en/articles/news-and-expertise/sustainable-food-as-an-investment-opportunity-202106.html
7 https://www.credit-suisse.com/about-us-news/en/articles/news-and-expertise/sustainable-food-as-an-investment-opportunity-202106.html
8 Moo’s Law, Mellon 2020 p26
9 https://ember-climate.org/insights/research/global-electricity-review-2022/
10 https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Global-shares-of-GHG-emissions-based-on-CO-2-equivalents-by-economic-sector-a-and_fig102_336613244
11 https://ecbpi.eu/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Nature-food-systems-GHG-emissions-march-2021.pdf
12 https://gfi.org/resource/a-global-protein-transition-is-necessary-to-keep-warming-below-1-5c/
13 https://www.liebertpub.com/doi/10.1089/ind.2021.29244.rco
14 https://www.forbes.com/sites/oliviergarret/2019/09/11/missed-out-on-beyond-meat-buy-these-2-ipos-this-week/?sh=2a62ba1d1b60
15 https://www.reuters.com/business/oprah-backed-oatly-valued-13-bln-us-debut-2021-05-20/
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18 https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/jul/07/plant-based-meat-by-far-the-best-climate-investment-report-finds
19 https://www.jpmorgan.com/content/dam/jpm/cib/complex/content/investment-banking/center-for-carbon-transition/Establishing_a_Framework_for_Food_and_Agriculture_Sustainability_Transition.pdf
20 20 https://www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/de/Documents/consumer-industrial-products/Deloitte-Tranformation-from-Agriculture-to-AgTech-2016.pdf
21 https://www.nutrasciencelabs.com/blog/hemp-powder-heres-why-its-the-future-of-protein
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23 https://research.cornell.edu/news-features/watch-out-chicken-here-comes-hemp

 

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HISTORICAL INFORMATION

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