Consumer trying to eat less meat in Canada by age 2022

This statistic shows the share of people who are attempting to eat less meat in Canada in 2022. During the survey, an average of 25 percent of respondents stated they were trying to do so. Attempting to eat leass meat is more common among older respondents, with 29 percent of respondents aged 50 to 59 years claiming they were trying to eat less meat in Canada that year.

Share of consumers eating less meat in Canada in 2022, by age group

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Number of respondents

1,507 respondents

Age group

18-64 years

Special properties

Residential online population; data aggregates four survey waves.

Method of interview

Online survey

Supplementary notes

The original survey question was: "Which of these statements about food do you agree with? (multi-pick)" This statistic shows the share of all who answered "I try to eat less meat".
For more information please visit the Global Consumer Survey home page and take a look at our methodology.

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