Max Burgers
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Sara Nyberg
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For questioning the meat-norm
Max Burgers is doing an ad campaign where it says "Why is it called 'vegetarian alternatives' when they should be no-brainers/the norm?" and "Soon, green becomes the given choice"
I totally agree with them questioning the meat-norm! Why couldn't vegetarian options become the norm instead?
If I remember correctly, a "sustainable" level of meat consumption is eating meat once a week (according to the EAT Lancet report). Then, vegetarian and vegan food is definitely the norm!
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agreed
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In total agreement
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Cool
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This will take a lot of effort to bring about but promoting vegetarian options as the norm is a step towards a more sustainable future.
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I think it will take a lot to make people stop eating meat.
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Totally agree, research has found that people choose more vegan options when there's a higher choice available on menus. Everything should be >70% vegan with less meat choices. Meat should not be the default.
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Facts.
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I agree with them ! Let vegan food be the norm instead