Plant-based meat debate: Nutritional benefits ‘harder to sell’ than sustainability when seeking consumer acceptance

By Pearly Neo

03-Nov-2020 - Last updated on 03-Nov-2020 at 01:59 GMT

Consumers in the plant-based space space are still being driven by ethical and sustainable motivations when making purchases – while criticism is beginning to mount about their possible nutritional benefits.

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Plant-based meat debate: Nutritional benefits ‘harder to sell’ than sustainability when seeking consumer acceptance

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