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While price plays a role in preventing consumers from purchasing plant-based proteins, other factors are also at play, according to a new study by Simon Fraser University.
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Price not the only factor preventing shoppers from choosing plant-based proteins

5 months ago5 months ago4 mins

While price plays a role in preventing consumers from purchasing plant-based proteins, other factors are also at play, according to…

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The global shift towards plant-based diets could reduce global agricultural labour needs by between 5% and 27% by 2030, equating to between 18 million and 106 million full-time jobs, recent research by the University of Oxford’s Environmental Change Institute (ECI) found.
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Global shift to plant-based diets could ‘reshape’ employment in farming sector

8 months ago8 months ago3 mins

The global shift towards plant-based diets could reduce global agricultural labour needs by between 5% and 27% by 2030, equating…

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A study by the American Chemical Society has suggested that fungi grown on side streams generated by food production, such as apple pomace and whey from cheese manufacturing, could be effectively developed into plant-based food additives.
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Could fungi grown on food production side streams be the next big thing in plant-based food?

9 months ago9 months ago3 mins

A study by the American Chemical Society has suggested that fungi grown on side streams generated by food production, such…

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While 68% of global consumers express a desire to eat more plant-based foods, just 20% actually do so, a new report by EAT and GlobeScan has found.
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Significant gap in terms of adoption of plant-based diets

2 years ago2 years ago3 mins

While 68% of global consumers express a desire to eat more plant-based foods, just 20% actually do so, a new…

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Retailer Lidl has announced plans to align its product range with the Planetary Health Diet (PHD) by 2050, in an initiative developed with the support of the WWF network and coordinated by WWF Switzerland.
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Retailer Lidl commits to conscious nutrition

2 years ago2 years ago3 mins

Retailer Lidl has announced plans to align its product range with the Planetary Health Diet (PHD) by 2050, in an…

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Plant Based Treaty’s Enric Noguera on the shift from legacy food systems to plant-based solutions

2 years ago7 months ago16 mins

Plant Based Treaty is an initiative that seeks to put food systems at the heart of the climate transition.  At…

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Transition to plant-based catering in universities can bring benefits, study finds

2 years ago2 years ago4 mins

Transitioning to plant-based catering in universities is both climate-conscious and economically advantageous, a new report by Bryant Research has found….

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Mismanagement of water resources could lead to 8% GDP loss by 2050

2 years ago2 years ago7 mins

An increasingly ‘out of balance’ water cycle could have a significant impact on global GDP performance as well as food…

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Retailers urged to align protein sales with human and planetary health goals

2 years ago12 months ago4 mins

Environmental advocacy organisation Madre Brava has urged retailers to align their protein product sales with planetary health goals.

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8 simple changes you can make to reduce your environmental impact

3 years ago2 years ago9 mins

While most of us are eager to play our part in helping to save the planet, many day-to-day activities have a notable environmental impact.

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