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London tops global ranking of most vegetarian-friendly cities
London is the most vegetarian-friendly city in the world according to a new ranking. Nestpick’s ‘Vegetarian Cities Index’ puts London at the top for non-meat eaters, followed by German cities Berlin and Munich.
London got a perfect 100 score thanks to plenty of vegetarian restaurants, vegetarian festivals, and affordability fruit, vegetables and plant-based protein. In the US, Los Angeles came 8th in the list of 75 global cities, followed by San Francisco in 10th and New York in 12th place. Paris was well down in 61st place while the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo came in last.
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