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Interest in updates and participation in vegetarian events.

HellasVeg is an association based in Thessaloniki, aimed at showcasing and promoting a vegetarian lifestyle to all citizens, without exclusions and dogmatism, and inspiring them to take on the responsibility that modern individuals have toward themselves, the planet, and the ecosystem.

HellasVeg believes that the small steps taken by each individual can and do make a difference in the larger picture of human evolution on Earth.

You will find a lot of material related to the topics we address on our website (www.hellasveg.gr), and we invite you to subscribe to our newsletter to receive weekly news regarding vegetarianism and international developments.

Please answer the following questions, fill in your details, and you will receive the HellasVeg study free of charge in electronic format, which was conducted on a sample of 700 of our fellow citizens across Greece, concerning the dietary habits of Greeks and the conclusions regarding developments in vegetarianism in our country.

You can download the Executive Summary here.

Interest Form

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    One kilo challenge

    A next action of HellasVeg is the "one kilo" challenge, lasting from 1 to 3 months. The goal of this action is to attract more and more people, each of whom will be asked to consume less than one kilo of meat per month. According to statistics from the European Consumer Organization (BEUC), the average amount we consume in Greece is 54.6 kilos per year. In other words, 4.60 kilos per month or 150 grams per day!

    We remind you that WHO stated in its 2015 announcement that consuming 50 grams of red meat daily leads to an 18% increase in the risk of colorectal cancer.

    The one kilo challenge aims to reduce participants' consumption to levels below one kilo per month (i.e., 12kg annually) by offering them alternative ways to utilize nutrients and vegan products with exciting recipes, innovative ideas, and many surprises.

    Why participate?

    Nutritionists will be allies in your effort, who will contribute with their advice to make this experience more enjoyable and fun.

    After registering, you will start receiving information about wonderful vegan recipes and how plant-based nutrition can help animals, our planet, and your health!

    Would you like to participate in the "one kilo" challenge?
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    Based on the study by the European Consumer Institute (BEUC) from 2020, the average annual per capita meat consumption of European consumers is 57.6 kilos, and that of Greeks is 54.2. The one kilo challenge we are planning will aim to reduce participants' consumption to levels below one kilo per month (i.e., 12kg annually) by offering them alternative ways to utilize nutrients and vegan products with exciting recipes, innovative ideas, and many surprises.

    Please fill in your email here and optionally your phone number and press submit to send the interest form to us.