They’re your principles and well done for sticking to them, as long as you realise many can’t financially afford to have those principles. It doesn’t make them a worse person.
When you say ethically sourced fish, does that mean sustainable fishing?
Yeah that's how I should've described it. I don't like to support overfishing. I like Tuna steaks but I try no to eat them too often
I’ve noticed lately when buying fish that some of it says sustainably sourced and others say responsibly sourced. Not really sure of the difference tbh
Why isn't it an option?
its a sliding scale and everyone has a different tipping point.
Not buying meat is even cheaper, most vegan foods are the cheapest available, pulses, pasta, bread, vegetables. It's only when you factor in meat replacements the costs start to add up.
Because I want to eat meat. I like eating meat and it has health benefits. If you don't want to eat meat/dairy etc then you do you. I, however, will continue to eat meat and I'll do so in a way that sits well with me. That means not supporting battery hens and where possible making a choice for the more ethical option.
So it's an option that you choose out of preference, not that it's an option that isn't available to you?
