UK organisations are starting to opt for plant-based protein
The UK's public catering contractors have pledged to cut meat on menus in UK schools, hospitals, universities and nursing homes by up to 20% under an initiative called #20percentlessmeat.
Through communication and communication between Public Sector Catering 100 (PSC100) and the charitable organisation Humane Society International UK (HSI UK), the programme aims to reduce the environmental impact of the food industry and improve health.
Established in 2011, the "PSC100" is made up of caterers, nutritionists, politicians, healthy eating campaigners and suppliers who operate in the public sector and use their collective influence to drive government legislation and action, through catering and education Initiatives to help people adopt healthier lifestyles.
A 20% reduction in animal meat can be achieved in a number of ways, including implementing weekly meat-free days, reducing the meat content of certain dishes, replacing meat with plant-based protein alternatives, and better advertising vegetarian meals to encourage consumption choose more plant-based options.
Benefit
Humane Society International believes reducing meat intake would save the lives of around 45,000 cattle or 16 million chickens. In addition, it estimates that the carbon savings from reducing meat by 20 percent would be equivalent to 200,000 tons, which would have the same environmental impact as removing more than 400,000 cars from the road in a year.
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