Consequences Of Vegetarianism

hc4361 | 14:09 Fri 20th Feb 2015 | How it Works

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If the whole world were to become vegetarian what would be the consequences?
Would milk, cheese, cream, butter, eggs be much more expensive?
Where would the meat for pet food come from?
Could we afford to wear wool and leather?
Babies formula milk - would that be expensive?

A lot of animal products are used in cosmetics, perfume, Guinness and other beers, wine, plastics such as plastic bags, detergents, sugar refining, crayons, food colourings, some condoms.....

I'm not interested in the advantages/disadvantages to one's health.

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↑ i spat my coffee out this morning reading that comment. Made me laugh so much! Why make them so tasty?

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Would we grow more crops or import more crops?

If we are talking about a whole totally vegetarian world, I am not sure that there would be much of a global surplus to import.

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