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Will you Give Vegan a Go this November?!
#GOVEMBER to give vegan a go this November for World Vegan Month!
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Vegan diet can help shoppers save money and lose weight, study finds
Switching to a vegan diet can help people save money and lose weight, a US study has found. The study from the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine found that cutting out dairy and meat led to the most savings.
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Elevating Vegan Health & Fitness Together!
We are thrilled to announce that Vegan Easy and Plant Forged Physique have joined forces in an exciting partnership that will redefine the way we approach vegan health and fitness.
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Unpacking vegan protein powder: do you really need it?
Athletes and fitness enthusiasts have higher protein requirements, so how do you meet those needs as a vegan athlete?
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Vegan Diets Slash Emissions by 75%, According to “Most Detailed Study Yet”
A new UK study has assessed the environmental impact of high-meat, low-meat, vegetarian, and vegan diets, conclusively showing that avoiding animal products has significant benefits for the planet.
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Ikea adds more plant-based cafe options
Ikea has announced a “massive” change to its Aussie restaurant menus as it continues to push for more planet-friendly vegan meals.
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How Congolese Refugee Bemeriki Busamwa Became Uganda’s Mushroom King
Vegan chef and YouTube creator Gaz Oakley stars alongside Bemeriki Busamwa in the United Nations’ film series tackling common stereotypes and misconceptions about refugees.
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A New Spin on Apple’s ‘Think Different’ Campaign Might Turn You Vegan
Inspired by Apple’s “Think Different,” a new billboard campaign challenges people to think critically about their consumption of meat and dairy.
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5 Reasons to Forget Keto and Go Vegan
Fad diets come and go, but a whole food, plant-based diet is one to stick with for the long-term.
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Financial sector urged to shift investment from animal ag to plant-based foods
A new report shows that Denmark’s financial sector lacks the objectives, knowledge, and ambition to invest in sustainable foods while it continues to support animal agriculture.