Millennials are most interested in eating plant-based diets according to global study by GlobeScan and EAT.
In this series, we looked at the changing dietary landscape, with a special focus on seafood, and discuss strategies to make sustainable seafood an irresistible choice.
Those most impacted by climate change report extreme heat and soaring food prices as the key issues they face.
Environmental worries prompt nearly half of shoppers to alter their diets, according to a GlobeScan and MSC survey
Examining the impact actors have on inspiring consumers to eat healthy and sustainably.
Consumers are more conscious than ever about how their food choices impact the planet.
Younger consumers are driving the consumption of vegetarian and vegan food.
Consumers believe that pesticides, malnutrition, single-use plastic, and obesity and diet-related health issues are the most concerning aspects of the food system.
Every two years, the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) and GlobeScan conduct the largest seafood consumer survey in the world, engaging over 25,000 consumers in 23 markets. On Thursday, November 17th, 2022 we hosted three global webinars to explore results of this year’s study, as well as highlights from GlobeScan’s Healthy and Sustainable Living consumer survey. Each webinar looked at global data and focused on specific regional results, with insights from regional thought leaders. Our Americas webinar featured: Our Europe/AMESA featured: Our Asia-Pacific webinar featured:
Circular Economy, Food Systems, and Biodiversity Are Key Focus Areas for the EU Green Deal Priority vs Progress, Expert Stakeholders, 2021 Stakeholders rated a range of sustainability issues on two dimensions – level of priority and progress made. Two issues – clean energy and climate – are areas where priorities and progress are both viewed as being strong. Circularity, food systems, and nature are all issues where priorities are high, but where progress is seen to be weak. These areas … “Insight of the Week: Circular Economy, Food Systems, and Biodiversity Are Key Focus Areas for the EU Green Deal”