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Plant-based cuisine is the food industry’s fastest-growing segment, moving far beyond its natural food co-op roots and limited options. According to a recent industry report, the total plant-based marketplace has now reached $5.6 billion and is growing 29% annually — nearly double the rate of the food and beverage market. Yet its popularity isn’t being driven by animal welfare advocates alone; whether vegan, vegetarian, or “flexitarian,” people are seeking healthier diets and more environmentally sustainable food sources overall.
In this webcast, we’ll explore the rise of plant-based cuisine and how hospitality businesses can meet growing demand. From achieving more sustainable food systems to strategies for accommodating guest requests, our panel will provide concrete steps to ensure that foodservice businesses can confidently serve customers seeking vegan or plant-based menus.
This event is sponsored by the Cornell Institute for Healthy Futures (CIHF) — the first academic center in the U.S. to combine hospitality, environmental design, and health policy and management.
RESOURCES
Cornell Institute of Healthy Futures
Greener by Default
Vegan Hospitality
Low Harm Hedonism Initiative
In this webcast, we’ll explore the rise of plant-based cuisine and how hospitality businesses can meet growing demand. From achieving more sustainable food systems to strategies for accommodating guest requests, our panel will provide concrete steps to ensure that foodservice businesses can confidently serve customers seeking vegan or plant-based menus.
This event is sponsored by the Cornell Institute for Healthy Futures (CIHF) — the first academic center in the U.S. to combine hospitality, environmental design, and health policy and management.
RESOURCES
Cornell Institute of Healthy Futures
Greener by Default
Vegan Hospitality
Low Harm Hedonism Initiative