I think it's more of a marketing strategy to connote healthfulness/eating your veggies in products that may or may not actually be that good for you
Am I crazy or is everyone saying “plant-based” now instead of just vegetarian or vegan and is it because it sounds more valley tech synergy start-up venture capital cyber efficiency?
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Ya marketing synergy tech venture life
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Amil it's like how pleather is now vegan leather
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“I’m plant-based actually” ok I mean how is that different ...?
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Hm also plant-based allows me to explain how I’m trying to cut back on meat without explaining the whole deal. Like I’m trying to eat less meat because I’m poor and wracked with guilt over the planet and also weak-willed and love Stefan
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I mean I hear you but I also feel like “I’m cutting back on meat” is pretty straightforward whereas plant-based seems to have replaced vegetarian for ppl because that word has some negative cultural connotations attached to it for some ppl
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Vegans usually try to avoid other things that harm animals. Like leather. It’s a lot more extreme. Plant-based means you’re eating vegan, but aren’t necessarily making other changes yet.
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it’s like vegans rebranded for their image idk
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More like companies trying to rebrand veganism to make it more palatable.
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I work in agriculture journalism and write a lot about this. It's also to accommodate the flexitarian market. Some people are choosing to eat meat-free meals, but do not consider themselves vegans or vegetarians.
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Čini se da učitavanje traje već neko vrijeme.
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