“…This reduction in meat content comes also in the context of demands to reduce the CO 2 -footprint of end products. Components that are being used to replace meat include non-meat proteins such as for example milk, soy, wheat, and lupine proteins (Alamanou, Bloukas, Paneras, & Doxastakis, 1996;Homco-Ryan et al, 2004). However, a substantial problem of replacing meat with non-meat proteins is that many of these other proteins have a substantial food allergen potential and thus require declaration.…”