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Clean Meat: An Infographic

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This infographic by Faunalytics' Caryn Ginsberg looks at some of the key takeaways from our study of clean meat, naturalness, and consumer acceptance.

To coincide with the release of our latest study, Messages to Overcome Naturalness Concerns in Clean Meat Acceptance: Primary Findings, Faunalytics’ board president Caryn Ginsberg has created an infographic that gives a visual explanation for some of the key research takeaways in two different styles. Take a minute to check out the study, then share the full versions of the graphics below with your fellow advocates.

You can download the full set of high and low res infographics here, including two different styles and multiple color options. Alternatively, you can preview individual files here.
 

 

 
“Clean Meat” is based on research from Faunalytics. The full study, as well as other resources related to its release, are available now.

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