Sustainability has fast become a buzzword in the world of food, whether it’s interpreted as clean eating, plant-based proteins, or locally-sourced produce. But as Americans look to balance both comfort and purpose in their meal choices, what can brands do to secure a piece of the pie?

With almond, soy, oat, and even pea milk saturating supermarkets, could dairy’s obsolescence be on the horizon? Taking cues from the success of hyper-real plant-based meat alternatives, Eclipse Foods has entered the dairy wars with an alt-milk that tastes even better than the original.

As the working day gets longer and longer and people are becoming increasingly short on time, how does this impact what they’re cooking and eating for dinner? In light of these shifts, Canvas8 spoke to eight Americans to find out how the dinnertime landscape has changed.

The pandemic has prompted people to want to eat better, yet choosing the healthier option isn’t always easy. While lockdown has seen people experimenting with new foods at home, cooking-fatigue has prompted them to find easier ways to get plant-based meals – by ordering them for delivery.