Brazilians reduce meat consumption and establishments adapt

In February, the Brazilian Vegetarian Society (SVB) commissioned a survey to Ipec (Intelligence in Research and Consulting — formerly Ibope). She found that, in all Brazilian regions and regardless of age, 46% of Brazilians already stop eating meat, of their own volition, at least once a week. I understand that this is a clear sign of the change in Brazilian behavior in relation to meat consumption, as well as revealing that there is a huge opportunity for food brands that have good vegan products on their menus and portfolios. As a result, the offer of restaurants and snack bars with vegan options has increased rapidly in recent years, seeking to serve this significant portion of the population — according to IPEC, one third of Brazilians in Brazil all seek vegan options on their menus. Aiming to facilitate access for everyone looking for a change in food, SVB created a map with thousands of addresses of establishments, which is updated with new locations daily. learn more 46% of ...