Growing interest in plant-based diets helped the market for ‘imitation meat’ grow by 23% between 2017 and 2018, yet there’s still confusion over what’s in these products. With the majority of Americans finding product labels confusing, how are brands making alternative meats easier to digest?

Good Catch’s tuna is sacrifice-free seafood focusing as much on sustainability as it does on taste. As veganism hit the mainstream and the market flooded with meat-free options, plant-based sales are rising as people realize that a daily catch needn’t include ‘chicken’ from the sea.

Insta influencers and lifestyle mags may regularly laud the benefits of a ‘natural’ diet in 2018, but it’s taken time for these attitudes to gain mainstream acceptance. Canvas8 spoke to Laura Miller, the author of Building Nature’s Market, to learn how a marginal movement went from niche to norm.

The Impossible Burger uses 95% less land and 74% less water to produce compared to a regular beef patty – but there’s much more to this veggie indulgence. Juicy, meaty and bloody, it’s hoping to coax stubborn carnivores over to the sustainable side, helping to preserve the planet in the process.