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Vegan Revolution: Is This the Tesla of Food?

 

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It might be unfashionable for me to admit it, but it’s true: I love meat.

I have meat as part of almost every meal.

Chicken, beef, lamb, fish — you name it — they are a constant part of my diet.

A big part of it has to do with my cultural upbringing. Unfortunately, I know of no one in my immediate circle who is vegan. So I’ve never seriously entertained the thought of abandoning meat at all.

I know, I know. You might fault me for being a caveman. And your criticism would certainly be on the mark. I’m probably not enlightened enough.

As I self-reflect, I can think of three important points:  

So, yes, admittedly, I’m biased in favour of meat. I could even be guilty of being a ‘climate criminal’. I’ve certainly contributed my fair share of carbon.

Oh, the shame!

 

Source: ProVeg UK

 

Still, whether you’re on board with veganism or not, it’s hard to deny that it is a growing movement. The Cambridge Dictionary defines veganism like this:

The practice of not eating or using any animal products, such as meat, fish, eggs, cheese, or leather.

 

Strict veganism prohibits the use of all animal products, not just food, and is a lifestyle choice rather than a diet.

People might choose to embrace the vegan lifestyle for a host of reasons — mostly connected to the perception of animal welfare, as well as climate change:

 

 

This kind of activism certainly has an impact on the economy at large:

So, here’s the billion-dollar question: is veganism really the wave of the future? Or is it just a passing fad that might fizzle out? What are the actual risks and opportunities here?

Well, today, I’m diving into 2 speculative food companies trying to capitalise on this trend. I want to dig deep into their roots. Find out if there’s any substance here…

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