Overview
Mar '25
What’s the public appetite for climate-friendly food choices?
Feb '25
Diets shifts in the years ahead: What level of change will be needed and accepted?
How households can make meaningful shifts towards sustainable diets and lower food waste
Nov '24
Report: How politicians can change food policy in Britain
National dietary survey shows UK meat consumption is falling
Jul '24
Research paper: Low carbon lifestyles are supported, but are impacted by ‘narratives of delay’
May '24
Ipsos poll: Support for meat and dairy tax increases when positive impacts are highlighted
Mar '24
Research: Health benefits can motivate eating less meat and dairy
Jan '24
Are there gender differences in low carbon diets in the UK?
Nov '23
Polling: Effectiveness of reducing meat consumption underistimated by UK public
Polling: British public are willing to change their eating habits to tackle climate change
Polling: Carbon food labelling receives clear support
Oct '23
UK meat consumption at lowest level since records began
Tracker: Buying local and reducing meat much more common than meat-free diets
Sep '23
Report: How behavioural science can help encourage sustainable diets
Jan '23
Is tackling meat consumption too politically toxic?
Sep '22
Initiative with football fans encourages meat reduction
Jun '22
Research: Britons’ aspirations to reduce diet impact made more difficult by day-to-day realities
Ipsos poll: More support than opposition for diet-related climate policies
Nov '20
Clear differences between segments of British society when it comes to climate-related food choices
Sep '20
Public forums: Reducing meat as part of a balanced diet seen as achievable and desirable
Jul '20
Report: National Food Strategy highlights need for long term shifts in UK’s food culture
Aug '19
IPCC report: Dietary changes (including eating less meat) are needed to meet global sustainability goals

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