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Sainsbury’s Placing Vegan ‘Meat’ in the Meat Aisle – Is It the Right Thing to Do?
UK supermarket Sainsbury’s has recently announced their decision to place vegan ‘meat’ in the meat aisle of their stores, following the news that they are introducing two new products. The products are made by Danish manufacturer Naturli’ Foods, with a mushroom ‘bleeding’ burger and vegan mince launching into stores at the end of the month.…
Read MoreOur Top 5 Vegan Wines From NFizz Wines
NFizz are a family establishment, based in Bristol who specialise in organic wines. You can purchase their wines from their online store, and over 80 per cent of their wines are suitable for vegans, with no animal derived ingredients included in the process or in the wines. Here are our top five wines to choose from…
Read More5 things we learnt about the UK’s first ‘bleeding’ burger
Last night, we were invited along to the press launch of the UK’s first ‘bleeding burger. The US may have been at the ‘bleeding’ game for a while with brands Beyond Meat and The Impossible Burger changing perceptions about the potential for vegan food across the States, but this side of the Atlantic, we’ve been…
Read MoreBest Vegan and Cruelty-Free Beauty Subscription Boxes
We give you a selection of the best beauty subscription boxes that provide vegan and cruelty-free products Editor’s Pick – The Vegan Kind Beauty Box — £18.15 for one box (including p&p) The Vegan Kind Beauty Box is not a monthly subscription box and therefore you pay per box. You can subscribe for one box,…
Read MoreBest Subscription Boxes for Foodies
We give you a list of the best food subscription boxes that give you monthly doses of delicious vegan snacks Editor’s Pick – The Really Good Box — £20 a month (free p&p) This box is really very good. It is a holistic box with a bit of everything included for the ethical consumer.…
Read More5 Benefits that Explain the Popularity of Plastic Packaging
By Mohan Naik Every industry is extremely reliant on product packaging. This is especially true for the food industry, as it is extremely important for food and other consumable products to be packed in materials that do not compromise the integrity and quality of the product within it. When it comes to food packaging, plastic packaging…
Read MoreA Guide to Egg Replacements in Vegan Cooking and Baking
We give you a quick and easy guide on the egg replacements that you can use to make your cooking and baking vegan Eggs are a pretty staple ingredient in a lot of non-vegan cooking and baking – in fact it’s hard to think of cake recipes from your pre-vegan days that don’t call…
Read MoreFour Reasons To Use Cruelty-Free, Vegan Beauty Products
Vegan fashion is changing and most people are now aware of the animal products that they need to avoid when shopping for clothing. What about make up and beauty products? We give you four reasons to use cruelty-free, vegan beauty products. Animal testing is cruel Animal testing is a word we often hear, but how…
Read MoreQuorn products officially registered as vegan
Alternative meat producer Quorn, has registered its entire Vegan Range with the Vegan Trademark, calling the logo the “cherry on top” of a very successful launch. Some of the products have been available throughout the UK since October 2016 but the new registration gives extra credibility and assurance to consumers avoiding animal ingredients. George Gill,…
Read MoreReebok creates plant-based shoes
Reebok to introduce a line of sustainable plant-based shows later this year. Back in November, Adidas took to the Bio fabricate Conference in New York to introduce a Futurecraft silhouette constructed out of Biosteel – which is 100% naturally biodegradable. Now just a few months later, Reebok is getting in on the sustainable action, announcing…
Read MoreAnimal Testing – Are Your Buying Habits Affected by Parent Companies?
A fiercely debated topic within many vegan groups is whether or not consumers should invest in products from businesses with parent companies of questionable morals when it comes to their record on animal testing, or selling animal products. A parent company is a company that owns enough stock of another firm to control its operation…
Read MoreRitter Sport Introduces Two New Vegan Bars
Ritter Sport have showcased their first vegan-certified chocolate bars recently at a trade fair. The products have been selling in Germany for a few months. According to VegNews, one is made with quinoa and the other with amaranth, with both containing Nicaraguan cocoa and hazelnut cream. The 100g bars are currently only available in Germany,…
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