Whether it’s opting for at least one meat-free meal each week or completely changing your diet as a New Year’s resolution, the movement towards plant-based eating is a juggernaut. Dietary preferences will continue to gain importance throughout 2022, with vegetarian, pescatarian, flexitarian and pegan diets all trending. The new kid on the dietary block is Reduced Arianism, where plant eaters who don’t want to give up their favourite carnivore flavours reduce their intake of dairy, meat and eggs but don’t cut them out. Instead, they seek grass-fed beef and pasture-raised eggs. The range of plant-based products is constantly expanding as manufacturers jump on the bandwagon in the hope of increasing their profits.
Home meal kit delivery service Hellofresh reported a whopping 370 per cent increase in the number of vegetarian meals ordered by customers in 2021. HelloFresh expects the trend to continue in 2022.
It is smart menu planning to have at least option for this grainy market segment. Here at Meris, we can help customers get more veggies easily on their menus! If you need some guidance or want to discuss your businesses journey into food- give us a call and we can help 1800 265 771
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