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Veg*nism A Part Of Top Five Health Trends For 2013

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A marketing research firm has determined that veg*nism will be a top five health trend, and that veg*nism will be become more mainstream in 2013.

The marketing research firm, The Values Institute at DGWB, developed a list of the top five health trends expected to become more prevalent in 2013. Among them is veg*nism. This brief article suggests that the trend of having veg options at restaurants will become more mainstream in 2013.

Top Five Health Trends for 2013 (quoted from article):

  1. Food Waste Consciousness
  2. Wellness in the Workplace
  3. Mini-meals and Snacking
  4. Meatless Mainstreaming: Veganism is OK
  5. Going Against the Grain (grain-free diets)
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The Values Institute at DGWB, The Values Institute at DGWB, 2012 United States (National)

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Animals Used for Food English Meat / Animal Product Consumption Meat / Animal Product Reduction Veg*n Diets

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