Plant Based World Expo postponed until October
The UK Government’s recent roadmap announcement fell short of guaranteeing a timeline of relaxi
The UK Government’s recent roadmap announcement fell short of guaranteeing a timeline of relaxi
Recent research from Mintel shows that 25% of young Brits (aged 21-30) say they now view a vegan diet as more a
How did it come about?
There were no rules as to which purchases counted towards which reward, so, for example, 6 sandwiches could earn a free main meal.
Quorn believe interest in plant-based menus show no signs of slowing with health and sustainabi
A record number of people signed up to the 2021 Veganuary campaign, which indicates the pandemi
This year school chefs have been tasked with creating a main meal using at least one Quorn product an
The provision of plant-based meals continues to grow across the UK and in the public sector in particular. This is driven both by demand from the ‘customer’ and by the Government’s environmental and obesity agendas which support a more plant-based diet.
The cost of living crisis is adding to the need for more plant-based options on the menu as public sector caterers look for meat replacement products to save on cost. In a recent PSC survey (February 2023):
This is not having a negative impact on customer perception with 63.5% of Brits choosing to buy vegan products in 2021 and many more eating vegetarian meals.
Plant-Based Week has been a focus for public sector caterers wanting to understand more about the benefits of plant-based food on the menu and the variety of options open to them for the last three years. It also gives them tools to share that information with their customers.
For 2023 we have a new look to Public Sector Catering's Plant-Based Week. We will continue to share toolkits for caterers to promote the week and share information with their customers, and we will also share recipe inspiration from our business partners and look at new products available to support caterers in serving better plant-based solutions.
The theme this year is ‘Be a Plant-Based Food Hero’. Each day will have a different focus, looking at the benefits of a plant-based diet, at the people who provide amazing menus, and at how using plant-based dishes can save caterers money.
The daily themes and content are:
The plan for the week includes:
If you are a supplier and wish to find out more about how you can become a Plant-Based Week Partner click here.
There were 582,538 people who signed up for Veganuary 2021, exceeding the 2021 target of 500,00