Tilting menus towards plant-based meals significantly cuts the amount of meat eaten, according to new research. The experiments in work and university cafeterias showed making it easier to choose meat-free food can be effective and could be a more acceptable approach than other proposals, such as taxing meat or banning it on certain days.
2 in 3 young people positive about plant-based meat consumption
According to an online survey conducted on 1,000 people from the MZ Generation ― both Millennials (born 1981-1995) and Generation Z (born 1996-2005) ― last month by Embrain at the request of...