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Beef and turkey are no longer the only booming options on the shelf.
Brian Kateman | Page 2
Co-Founder and President of the Reducetarian Foundation
at Reducetarian Foundation
Brian Kateman is a co-founder of the Reducetarian Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing the consumption of animal products. He is the author of Meat Me Halfway — inspired by a documentary of the same name — and the editor of The Reducetarian Cookbook and The Reducetarian Solution.
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