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Studies & Numbers

Research Says 19% of Brits Are Eating More Plant-Based Foods to Cut Grocery Bills

A report by Myvegan has found that almost a fifth (19%) of Brits are eating more plant-based foods to reduce their grocery bills. 4% have adopted an entirely meat-free lifestyle as a result of rising costs, while 6% have cut out all meat except fish. Vegans and pescetarians were found to spend the least on food per month, both averaging around £203 compared to £238.29 for omnivores. However, sustainable shopping habits have taken a hit due to the rising cost of living, with 49% of respondents saying they are now finding it harder to shop sustainably. Vegans were the most likely to take notice of factors such as brand ethics and eco-friendly packaging, and were also significantly more likely to buy organic food and shop …

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Products & Launches

Five UK Brands Offering Vegan Christmas Confectionery

With the festivities almost upon us, we summarise the UK’s latest vegan Christmas confectionery launches, with five brands recently launching plant-based advent calendars and seasonal treats. 1. H!P H!P has released a new plant-based 2022 advent calendar filled with vegan-friendly oat milk chocolate. The chocolate comes in four flavours; original, salted caramel, gingerbread, and white. The calendar’s box is 100% plastic free and recyclable. H!P’s 2022 advent Calendar is available for pre-order at the company’s webpage and will also be available via Amazon, Ocado, Scribbler, Waterstones, and Whole Foods. H!P also offers a festive limited edition of its Gingerbread Oat Milk Chocolate, a crunchy vegan gingerbread biscuit with creamy oat milk chocolate. 2. NOMO NOMO has unveiled its vegan Christmas sweet collection with six products: Choc Orange …

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