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| | | 'Vegan' labels don't always mean free from animal products | | Despite common public understanding that the word âveganâ means free from animal products, there is no legally binding definition for the term in the UK and EU. This means that products labelled âveganâ can contain trace amounts of eggs or dairy. Furthermore, many products that may appear obviously vegan, such as fruit, can contain trace amounts of animal-derived products.... Read more |
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| | | How do 'norms perceptions' relate to meat consumption habits? | | Norm perceptions â what one perceives as ânormalâ â differs between both individuals and groups of consumers, including when it comes to meat consumption. Oneâs meat consumption habits can affect these perceptions. A new study explores how different groups of consumers perceive norms around meat consumption.... Read more |
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| | | Protein, collagen, non-UPF: Bone broth as a functional food | | Broth has been used for centuries as a component of traditional meals such as soups and stews. But many consumers are now attracted to it for a different reason â it has a range of health benefits, and is non-UPF (ultra-processed food). Startup Freja produces bone broth with a strong focus on its appeal as a functional food.... Read more |
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