The future is plant-based, suggests a new survey commissioned by the Vancouver Humane Society. The poll was conducted in December 2022 among a representative sample of 803 residents in British Columbia’s Lower Mainland who were members of the Angus Reid Forum. The results revealed ground-breaking findings about eating habits and the attitudes around plant-based eating, including that 65% of respondents had reduced their consumption of animal products!
Here are some amazing findings from the survey that show the growing popularity and demand for plant-based foods:

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Survey respondents shared that cost savings and environmental reasons are two factors influencing their shift away from meat, dairy, and eggs. This data was used to inform a report on the impact an individual can make by shifting part or all of their diet to plant-based foods. You can find the report written from this analysis below.
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