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Wednesday, 06 December 2023 13:40

No surprise!

Written by  The Hound

OPINION: Your canine crusader reckons the number of vegans in NZ appears to be dropping as fast as the number of Labour MPs now currently in Parliament.

Recent research has found a significant drop in the number of New Zealanders who identify as vegan.

The survey – carried out by Rabobank and KiwiHarvest – showed while the percentage of vegetarians was unchanged at 9%, the percentage of those who follow a vegan diet had dropped to 3% - down from 5% in 2022.

The research also found a dip in the percentage of Kiwis who said they were planning to reduce their meat consumption.

Meanwhile, only 25% (down from 30%) of New Zealanders now say they are planning to reduce their meat consumption.

At the other end of the meat-eating spectrum, 9% of Kiwis now say they plan to eat more meat (up from 7% previously).

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