This week is National Vegetarian Week. A common dispute some people have is over whether someone can be considered a true vegetarian if they still eat fish. Do you think a person can or cannot be considered a true vegetarian if they eat fish?

This week is National Vegetarian Week. A common dispute some people have is over whether someone can be considered a true vegetarian if they still eat fish. Do you think a person can or cannot be considered a true vegetarian if they eat fish? Published on 15 May 2017 → Survey conducted on 15 May 2017 on 5309 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

A person cannot be considered a true vegetarian if they still eat fish

61%

A person can still be considered a true vegetarian if they eat fish

16%

Don't know

23%

A person cannot be considered a true vegetarian if they still eat fish

61%

A person can still be considered a true vegetarian if they eat fish

16%

Don't know

23%

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