Meat price anger sparks calls for remedy and reform
The public mood shifts as meat prices rise, turning anger toward a possible remedy. Some see a healthier trend from reduced meat consumption, citing Prof. Atwater that Americans should eat less meat due to health concerns.
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Quaker Oats Emerges as Meat Substitute Insight
A New York Times stance argues that higher meat prices may benefit public health by pushing substitutes. Quaker Oats is highlighted as a cost effective, nutritionally rich breakfast option stronger than a pricey meat portion for complete nourishment.
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