The organisation is supporting a proposal to make its menus 50 per cent plant-based, which will be voted on at its upcoming annual general meeting.
The National Trust stated that reducing meat and dairy products on its menus could significantly lessen its environmental impact. With 280 cafes nationwide serving millions of visitors annually, this move is seen as a significant step towards sustainability. “Offering plant-based options does not mean compromising on quality,” the board of trustees said in response to the members’ resolution for the idea.
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