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Caroline Trickey: No Meat May increasing in popularity
A nutritionist says environmental and health concerns are pushing people to try No Meat May.
Around 3000 to 4000 people are expected to give eating meat-free a go this month - in a bid to encourage more people to do so.
A dietician who wrote No Meat May recipes, Caroline Trickey, told Mike Hosking it's much healthier for people to eat less meat - but that's not all.
"If you have a look at the way the population is increasing in every country, it is going to be really, really hard to sustain the amount of meat that people are currently eating."
LISTEN ABOVE AS CAROLINE TRICKEY SPEAKS WITH MIKE HOSKING
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By Newstalk ZBA nutritionist says environmental and health concerns are pushing people to try No Meat May.
Around 3000 to 4000 people are expected to give eating meat-free a go this month - in a bid to encourage more people to do so.
A dietician who wrote No Meat May recipes, Caroline Trickey, told Mike Hosking it's much healthier for people to eat less meat - but that's not all.
"If you have a look at the way the population is increasing in every country, it is going to be really, really hard to sustain the amount of meat that people are currently eating."
LISTEN ABOVE AS CAROLINE TRICKEY SPEAKS WITH MIKE HOSKING