Campaigner who told Brits to eat less meat slammed as ‘hypocrite’

live their lives and demonise everyday items of food.

“It’s a shame they don’t hold their financiers to the same standards.” Model-turned-doctor Gunhild, 40, bankrolled the Eat-lancet study which this week unveiled daily quotas such as no more than a 2p-sized beef burger; two-thirds of a fish finger; or a quarter of a chicken breast.

The green campaigner and vegetarian, founded the EAT Foundation in 2013. It set up the threeyear Eat-lancet commission recruiting 37 experts from 16 countries. They were flown around the world to dozens of locations to unveil the plan this week.

Gunhild flaunts her lavish lifestyle on social media website Instagram.

In recent months she has posted photos of herself sunbathing in Mexico, miles from Norway to the Moroccan city of Marrakesh where they feasted over three days at La Mamounia luxury hotel.

Rock singer Bob Geldof officiated at the ceremony.

The Eat-lancet calls for better use of farming land to feed the rapidly growing relaxing in Greece, hugging a tree in global population and reduce methane Costa Rica, meditating with husband greenhouse gas emissions from cattle. Petter in Antibes, living it up in Cuba At the time of going to press last night, and posing by a pool in St Tropez. Gunhild’s organisation EAT had not

She was also photographed in commented on the accusation of front of a backdrop of New hypocrisy.

York skyscrapers in a post Gunhild, who sits on lecturing people to cut boards debating green meat from their diets. issues at the UN, was

Gunhild suggests yesterday on stage in alternatives such as her home city, beans and nuts. Norway’s capital

In recent years she Oslo, plugging the and hotel mogul food plan at another Petter bought the huge launch event. private jet, a Bombardier Standing behind a Challenger 350. lectern, she said

It was purchased adopting the diet was “a through private business matter of morals”. Jetfly, which is She added: “We all owned by another of have a role to play. Petter’s companies. Whether we have power, knowledge,

Their opulent £4million wedding in money, a voice, a piece of land or a piece 2010 was reportedly Scandinavia’s most of bread.” expensive in history.

Their 237 guests, who were served sushi and champagne, were flown 3,500

She smiles in her post about food