Feeding demand for less meat in diet

Vegan start-up Fiid aims to make the most of a flexitarian approach to food intake amid climate concerns, writes Trish Dromey.

Feeding demand for less meat in diet

Concern about climate change is increasing the demand for vegetable products and leading to a rise in so-called “flexitarianism”, according to Shane Ryan, founder of vegan start-up Fiid.

He says flexitarians, or semi-vegetarians, who reduce their meat intake and eat more vegetable products, are driving much of the growth in the plant-based food product market which he says is predicted to increase by 43% by 2023.

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