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Online searches for Veganuary hit all-time low

Hunts for the annual 'meat-free' month have slumped 62 per cent as shoppers shun products, say experts

Jane Thynne
Head of News and Business
clock • 2 min read
Research has shown online searches for veganuary have hit an all-time low
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Research has shown online searches for veganuary have hit an all-time low

Searches for ‘veganuary' have hit an all-time low, with hunts for the meat-free month, falling by 62 per cent, according to latest figures. Researchers at analytics company SEOtagg have observed what...

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