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Matthew Unerman

Independent sustainability consultant, TEDx speaker, and advocate for ethical food systems, plant-based transitions, and regenerative agriculture.

About Matthew

Matthew Unerman is a respected UK-based sustainability consultant and TEDx speaker focused on ethical food systems, plant-based diets, food waste reduction, and regenerative agriculture. Matthew actively inspires individuals and organizations to take responsibility in reshaping food systems through practical action and awareness. His work, spread across consulting, writing, and speaking, bridges insights on the climate impact of food choices, sustainable crop production, and the power of communication—online and offline. He encourages conversations that plant seeds of change and examines both the challenges and solutions offered by key crops like corn and soy.

In Matthew's own words

“Smaller-scale farmers, often those who want to farm in more nature-friendly ways, simply can't afford to continue operating.”
Source: E.U. Farms: The Smaller They Are, The Harder They Fall (Faunalytics), 2025
“E.U. farms have had to 'go big or go bust,' with those who are going big seeing the highest reward.”
Source: E.U. Farms: The Smaller They Are, The Harder They Fall (Faunalytics), 2025
“This suggests that intrinsic rewards are crucial to forming a habit around improving animal welfare.”
Source: Don't Focus On Animal Welfare Programs — Upskill Farmers Instead (Faunalytics), October 2025

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