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Young people are not the only ones driving fruits and vegetables to the forefront. Baby Boomers are just as likely to be full meat eaters, but are more likely to consider themselves flexitarians and less likely to consider themselves either vegetarian or vegan, according to a study produced by Datassential, Chicago.
According to new insights from the 2016 survey, perceptions of the healthfulness of certain foods vary dramatically between generations, especially Boomers vs Millennials.
The International Food Information Council (IFIC) Foundation, Washington, D.C., dug deep into what Boomers think about food and nutrition in the “2016 Food and Health Survey.”
The first installment of “Good Eats & More Treats: Food Manufacturing and the Changing American Table” takes a critical look at several significant components of this vital industry, which is a significant employer and a major user of industrial space.