The deal was billed as a match made in heaven as well as in the frozen veg aisle. One month ago, Canada’s McCain, the world’s largest chips manufacturer, announced a $55 million USD investment in Strong Roots, the Irish frozen plant-based foods maker founded in Dublin by Sam Dennigan.  Strong Roots brought to the table healthy options to lighten up McCain’s fried potato-heavy menu, as well as a brand expanding rapidly beyond its original Irish and British markets. The Canadian group offered worldwide reach, especially in North America where Strong Roots got off to a rocky start during the pandemic.…

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