Seven out of ten Hungarians see fruit and vegetables as the key to a healthy diet
Consumers who pay special attention to following a healthy diet say they have become 5% more critical of red meat in a year, and there are almost no Hungarians who haven’t heard of plant-based products, according to Nestlé Hungária’s second nationwide survey.
This article is available for reading in Trade magazin 2024/2-3
60% of Hungarians include a meat-free day in their week, which is increasingly motivated by health preservation as well as saving money. The majority of those who are more concerned about a healthy diet still consider eating fruit and vegetables to be the most important (68%), followed by quitting or reducing sugar and avoiding preservatives and artificial colours. //
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