Supermarket chain is selling less meat to its customers, earning cheers from Greenpeace extremists

• Lidl’s purchasing director Christoph Graf, explained that the supermarket retailer had “no alternative” in moving away from selling meat because “there is no second planet.”
• The move by the German grocer with 178 U.S. supermarket locations comes less than a month after calls for people to stop eating meat were made at the globalist World Economic Forum summit in Davos, Switzerland.
• Graf expressed hope that the action can “motivate” shoppers to purchase more plant-based protein options, but stopped short of endorsing the Davos forum’s call to switch to a more sustainable insect protein-based diet.