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In a country renowned worldwide for its barbeque, vegetarian and veganism is on the rise in South Korea. And with more people interested in meat-free options, companies and even the Korean government are taking note.
According to the Korea Vegetarian Union, there are about 1.5 million people in South Korea that follow some sort of plant-based diet, and about 500,000 vegans who do not eat any animal products at all.
It also seems that more Koreans are seeking out information about vegetarianism every year. According to an extensive analysis by The Food and Beverage News, a publication focused on the food industry in South Korea, blog posts on the country’s main portal site, Naver, about vegetarianism leapt from just over 7,000 in 2015 to nearly 30,000 in 2019. In those blogs, the most common reason blog authors cited for cutting down on meat consumption was for health, with 63.1 percent of blogs mentioning healthy cooking, followed by ethical reasons at 52.9 percent