Animal rights are violated in various ways, although man does not need to consume meat from animals. People have used animals primarily for eating, fur, other products, and, secondarily, for work since the beginning of recorded history; thus, animal abuse is traditional.

That is, social factors play a significant role in this matter, and economic factors do as well. These are highly developed sectors of the meat and dairy industries that are very lucrative and provide numerous households with their main source of income. Furthermore, the consumers of this sector are not willing to turn from customers of tasty animal products to sources of nutrients.

Last, due to the preferences of the consumers and their availability, animal products are one of the things that consumers continue consuming. In some instances, products coming from plants may be hard to find or expensive in the market, so they cannot influence the trend.

It is possible to make such transformations while advocating a perfect plant-based diet. However, the main problems are shifting long-term trends, eliminating economic incentives and themes, and rebuilding one’s behavior and mental models.