Good News for Busy Vegans
A Meal Delivery Service – good news for busy vegans
The problem for many people is time, like for working moms and people with busy schedules. Now there is a solution for this at least in Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states, Forks over Knives launched a Plant-Based Meal Delivery Service. This is going to make life a lot easier for busy vegans. Read the good news for busy vegans below.
Meal Delivery Service – good news for busy vegans
Vegan and plant-based foods are the fastest-growing categories of foods that people are ordering in, according to leading food-delivery companies in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
Delivery services enjoyed increased popularity during the coronavirus lockdown, and with it, they enjoyed increased access to data on what foods people are bringing into their homes.
“We were pretty surprised to find that one-third of our customers are adding plant-based products to their carts,” said Laurentia Romaniuk, a trends expert for San Francisco-based Instacart, “so that was quite exciting to us.”
In the UK, vegan orders were up 107 percent in the first quarter of 2020 over Q1 2019, said Elena Davis, a senior commercial manager at Deliveroo. (First quarter results are boosted somewhat by Veganuary publicity). In the first quarter of 2021, they were up 163 percent from 2020.
“The vegan and plant-based space has been really interesting for Deliveroo,” Davis said this week at the Vegan Women Summit. “It’s been the fastest-growing category for us for the past three years. And it’s something that we’re not only seeing in London and big cities but also across the UK.”
Up to 15 percent of Deliveroo orders for pizza and burgers now include vegan items.
In the U.S., the move toward plant-based foods seems to be led by almond milk, according to Instacart’s data:
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