Pandemic slows down 'flexitarian' trend

Sales of processed meat jumped as Brits looked for comfort food

Alex Black
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Pandemic slows down 'flexitarian' trend

Sales of processed meat jumped as Brits looked for comfort food Covid-19 has curbed the move to eat less meat as people looked for comfort foods during lockdown, with a resurgence in processed meat...

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