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3 DIY Plant-Based Charcuterie boards
Fast, festive and frugal meals at home are always on the menu. These creative creations commonly called called “Grazing Boards” are the latest trend in plant-based meal ideas. These three boards are savory, sweet, and a quick anytime treat!
Read moreFor The Love Of Life
Today, 3rd March 2021, is United Nations World Wildlife Day: A hugely special day to celebrate the wonder of the world’s wild animals and plants.
Read moreWhy Pigs And Polar Bears Don’t Mix
Saturday, February 27th is International Polar Bear Day. A day to celebrate these magnificent animals whose plight has drawn the world’s attention to the threat of climate change.
Read morePangolins and Pandemics
The most trafficked mammal in the world has shown us that treating animals with compassion has to be a cornerstone principle for a sustainable society.
Read moreFirst Ever Sale Of Cultured Meat Heralds Protein’s New Era
Slaughter-free meat makes its market debut.
Read more2020 Plant-Based Cocktail Cheat Sheet
Check out these recipes, tips, and tricks to plant-ify your favorite cocktails with our 2020 Plant-based Cocktail Cheat sheet.
Read moreFactory Farming Exploits Native Communities, Here's How
Indigenous Americans are disproportionately impacted by cruel, unsustainable factory farms.
Read moreFish are Friends: Fish Substitutes in the Produce Section
We’re trolling the produce department for fish-friendly substitutes for all your seafood favorites and testing out a couple of simple swaps to keep our catch compassionate in our very own kitchen!
Read moreIndigenous Chefs and Activists Who Eat Plants For A Change
The indigenous populations of North America, were perhaps the first to #EatPlantsForAChange through a regenerative, environmentally conscious diet. We want to amplify their voices as we highlight these compassionate keepers of culture.
Read moreGlobal progress indicates a cage-free future is closer than ever
EggTrack is back—and this year's global report shows that despite unprecedented challenges, conscious consumers continue to drive major cage-free progress in our food system.
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