Grubs up: a third of Britons think we'll be eating insects by 2029
by Rebecca Smithers Consumer affairs correspondent from Environment | The Guardian on (#4PDGB)
Research finds belief that scoffing crickets or worm burgers will be commonplace
Nearly a third of Britons believe insects will eventually be part of mainstream human diets in the UK amid mounting challenges in food production, new research reveals.
With UK farmers facing pressure from the climate crisis, pests and plant diseases - alongside the need to boost productivity and compete with imports - research released on Monday claims that 32% of British adults think that regularly tucking into cricket snacks and buffalo worm burgers will become commonplace within 10 years.
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