Love Your Heart With Soy
Eating to keep your heart healthy isn’t about a long list of foods to avoid. The supermarket is filled with foods your heart – and…
Soyfoods Help Worldwide Consumers Pursue Their Fitness Goals
The U.S. Soybean Export Council (USSEC) offers frequent updates on topics that have the potential for increasing global demands for U.S.-grown soy. These reports help keep…
Innovative Food Products Indicate Areas of Opportunity for U.S.-Grown Soy
Global market opportunities for U.S.-grown soy include promising product categories such as frozen desserts, dairy alternatives, frozen convenience foods and snacks. The wide range of…
Versatility Helps Drive a Global Rise in Soyfoods Consumption
The diverse product applications for soyfoods are in harmony with today’s global food and consumer lifestyle trends. As world cuisines converge with the rise of…
Chef Andrew Zimmern: Delicious, Versatile Soy is a Complete Protein
Andrew Zimmern, a U.S. celebrity chef and TV personality, is a strong supporter of U.S. soybean farmers, utilizing U.S. Soy in his recipes.
The Joy of Soy: Recipes for Culinary Delight and Innovation
USSEC’s Southeast Asia human protein team shares soy recipes in the Joy of Soy recipe collection.
Global Food Trends Indicate Post COVID-19 Opportunities for U.S.-Grown Soy, Part 2
Due to the effects of COVID-19, consumer behavior and attitudes have shifted in ways that affect food choices. New consumer data and emerging soyfoods product…
Global Food Trends Indicate Post COVID-19 Opportunities for U.S.-Grown Soy, Part 1 of 2
Due to the effects of COVID-19, consumer behavior and attitudes have shifted in ways that affect their food choices. Consumer data and emerging soyfoods product…
Lifestyle Shifts Likely to Boost Consumer Preferences for Soyfoods
U.S.-grown soy taps into global lifestyle trends that affect consumer food choices, indicating that new soyfood product opportunities may be on the horizon.
“Upcycling” Soymilk Pulp into High-Fiber Flour
U.S.-based Renewal Mill upcycles soy by making soymilk pulp into a high-protein flour in an effort to reduce food waste.