Reasons of the French to consume less meat 2015
For what main reasons do you limit your meat consumption?
This graph illustrates why the French limited or wanted to reduce their meat consumption in 2015. For about 45 percent of respondents, the main reason for eating less meat was the price. And more than 30 percent said they wanted to eat less meat, because industrial breeding did not respect animal welfare.
For what main reasons do you limit your meat consumption?
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