Agriculture, Food and Beverage

Here's how attitudes to vegetarianism are changing around the world

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Vegetarianism is increasing slowly in Europe and the United States. Image: Unsplash/Jacopo Maia

Katharina Buchholz
Data Journalist, Statista
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In Mexico and Spain, the rate of vegetarians hovered below 3% most recently. Image: Statista.
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