• Europe
    • Menu
    Research and innovation Feed and nutrition Company/Products

    Gen Z not ready to eat lab-grown meat, survey reveals

    New Australian research finds that 72% of Generation Z are not ready to accept cultured meat
    calendar icon 17 September 2020
    clock icon 1 minute read
    By: University of Sydney
    Oceania
    Generation Z aren’t ready to eat cultured meat but are concerned by the environmental impacts of traditional livestock farming, according to University of Sydney research.
    Generation Z aren’t ready to eat cultured meat but are concerned by the environmental impacts of traditional livestock farming, according to University of Sydney research.

    © Shutterstock

    Generation Z aren’t ready to eat cultured meat but are concerned by the environmental impacts of traditional livestock farming, according to University of Sydney research.
    Generation Z aren’t ready to eat cultured meat but are concerned by the environmental impacts of traditional livestock farming, according to University of Sydney research.

    © Shutterstock

    Generation Z are concerned about the welfare of animals.
    Generation Z are concerned about the welfare of animals.

    © Pixabay

    Generation Z are concerned about the welfare of animals.
    Generation Z are concerned about the welfare of animals.

    © Pixabay

    A large number of respondents worried that eating cultured meat would be in conflict with perceptions of gender and national identity.
    A large number of respondents worried that eating cultured meat would be in conflict with perceptions of gender and national identity.

    © Pixabay

    A large number of respondents worried that eating cultured meat would be in conflict with perceptions of gender and national identity.
    A large number of respondents worried that eating cultured meat would be in conflict with perceptions of gender and national identity.

    © Pixabay

    Our Partners

    dsm-firmenich Lallemand Lanxess Hamlet Protein

    University of Sydney

    More from this author

    More News

    View all

    Brazil’s soybean crushing to hit record 60M tons

    Market Trends Feed markets
    calendar icon 30 October 2025
    clock icon 1 minute read

    Cargill to lay off 80 Minnesota workers amid farm slump

    Company News
    calendar icon 30 October 2025
    clock icon 1 minute read

    Global cuts part of agribusiness giant’s 5% workforce reduction plan

    Chipotle cuts sales outlook again as diners pull back

    Market Trends Company News
    calendar icon 30 October 2025
    clock icon 1 minute read

    Even higher-income consumers are trading down amid inflation

    Our Partners

    dsm-firmenich Lallemand Lanxess Hamlet Protein
    No Advert Set
    © 2000 - 2025 - Global Ag Media. All Rights Reserved | No part of this site may be reproduced without permission.
  • Our Sites