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> That is a positive trend, but a few good marketing campaigns can increase eating beef again. It's not that simple. Millennials don't eat meat in the same qu
by alwillis 3y ago
> That is a positive trend, but a few good marketing campaigns can increase eating beef again.
It's not that simple.
Millennials don't eat meat in the same quantities as their parents did and that's not going to change any time soon. Also, this generation is basically allergic to typical marketing campaigns. They also get how eating meat is detrimental to the environment, something they care a lot about.
"Notable Millennial Food Trends: What Do They Like To Eat?" — https://dfaingredients.com/trends/millennial-food-trends/ https://dfaingredients.com/trends/millennial-food-trends/
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- seoulmetro 3y ago>Also, this generation is basically allergic to typical marketing campaigns. Huh? The newest generation is the easiest that's ever been to advertise to. The medium has just changed...
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- seoulmetro 3y agoAccording to anyone who's been around these people and their marketing tools like Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, etc.