Public Attitudes Survey
In collaboration with Eating Better
Every year Eating Better conducts a public attitude survey to measure changing attitudes around food options, with a particular focus on meat and dairy consumption.
Our alliance with Eating Better has helped us to highlight why understanding public opinion is important for three main reasons:
- Opinions drive behaviour
- Benchmarking our efforts
- Opinions influence policy
In our latest report, we present the findings from the Eating Better x FOUR PAWS UK 2024 Public attitudes survey, offering insights and analysis that will inform our collective efforts to create a healthier, more sustainable, and more just food system for all.
Public Attitudes Survey
Read the full Eating Better x FOUR PAWS UK 2024 Public attitudes survey here
Country Breakdowns
Find out more about the results of the survey broken down by each country by clicking on the relevant fact sheets linked below
Stakeholders
Find out more by clicking on the relevant fact sheets linked below
Farming and buying 'better'
There is strong public support for farmers in the UK, and especially those who produce food under ‘better’ standards, but governments across the UK still have a role to play as price is still a huge barrier to people buying higher welfare food.
Read the fact sheet HERE.
Read the fact sheet HERE.
Food security
Almost two thirds of people understand that eating a sustainable diet is important for achieving food security, but people are struggling to afford their typical food shop, with women appearing to be more affected than men.
Read the fact sheet HERE.
Read the fact sheet HERE.
Government action and voter attitudes
3/5 people are willing to reduce their meat consumption, but in the past year only 1/4 have, showing the food environment does not support people to follow through. Governments across the UK should be supporting our farmers.
Read the fact sheet HERE.
Read the fact sheet HERE.
