Research Suggest 98% Of The U.S. Are Meat Eaters
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This study examined the number of meat eaters in the general population and found that the 18-24 age bracket were 3 times more likely than the general population to be vegetarian.
This news alert summarized a Mintel study revealing that young adults, age 18-24 are three times more likely to be vegetarian than the general population.
Adults age 18-24 are three times more likely than the general population to follow a vegetarian diet.
Older respondents, age 65+ are more likely to eat fish or seafood.
10% of the general population does not eat fish or seafood.
Nearly 70% of vegetarians say the exercise regularly, compared to 38% of non-vegetarians.
Vegetarians are twice as likely as all respondents to snack on healthy foods.
Citations:
Mintel, , 2003 United States (National)
