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t. 65%. We’re on a mission. We’re on a mission . / To tell a bigger, bolder story . Simply . /. We’re on a mission . / To lead our category . Passionately but humbly . /. We’re on a mission . / To defend a lifestyle . Fairly . /. We’re on a mission .
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We’re on a mission. /To tell a bigger, bolder story. Simply. /
We’re on a mission. /To lead our category. Passionately but humbly. /
We’re on a mission. /To defend a lifestyle. Fairly. /
We’re on a mission. /To make eating more veg feel right.For everyone. /
Culture Category Consumer Brand
Culture 65% of consumers plan to eat less meat, and while their motivations vary, their solution is the same. Category Consumer Brand
Culture 65% of consumers plan to eat less meat, and while their motivations vary, their solution is the same. Category Our competitors, through pricing, distribution and ideology, make going veg a more complicated, and elitist, choice than it needs to be. Consumer Brand
Culture 65% of consumers plan to eat less meat, and while their motivations vary, their solution is the same. Category Our competitors, through pricing, distribution and ideology, make going veg a more complicated, and elitist, choice than it needs to be. Consumer People want to eat more veg, but don’t know how. And eating this way still feels niche and weird. Brand
Culture 65% of consumers plan to eat less meat, and while their motivations vary, their solution is the same. Category Our competitors, through pricing, distribution and ideology, make going veg a more complicated, and elitist, choice than it needs to be. Consumer People want to eat more veg, but don’t know how. And eating this way still feels niche and weird. Brand Only MSF has the might and authority to stand up for the category they lead and created. But people don’t see them as part of the solution.
Why go veg? ethics
Why go veg? ethics
Why go veg? ethics sustainability
“ ” Today’s food supply is more a cause than a victim of climate change. / UN, World Bank and IFC report/
Why go veg? ethics sustainability
Why go veg? ethics sustainability health
“ ” Eating just two additional servings of fruits and vegetables a day can reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke and most cancers by as much as 20%. / Harvard School of Public Health /
“ ” Most Americans are eating twice the amount of protein necessary, / USDA and DRI/
“ ” none of which can be stored in the body. / USDA and DRI/
Why go veg? ethics sustainability health cost
Why go veg? ethics sustainability health cost
Why go veg? ethics Many healthy intentions. sustainability health cost
Why go veg? ethics Many healthy intentions. One delicious decision. sustainability health cost
Why go veg? we
Why go veg? we don’t
Why go veg? we don’t care
Tired of that cute vegan at the coffee shop calling you a facistbloodmouth?
“ ” Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants. / Michael Pollan /