“Clean beauty” is a rather loose term that describes beauty products that are free of harsh chemicals or other ingredients that could be harmful towards human or environmental health. What so many people don’t know is that many common beauty products have ingredients and chemicals in them that can be harmful in more ways than […]
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Job postings in plant-based food jump 32% over 3 months
According to data gathered by GlobalData, April to July of this year saw a surge in active recruiting in the plant based industry.
From lab-grown meat to plant-based solutions: Global governments bet big on alternative proteins
In 2022, amidst formidable global challenges, an unprecedented milestone was achieved in alternative proteins as governments worldwide significantly increased their investments. The Good Food Institute (GFI) unveiled a groundbreaking report highlighting that public investment in the alternative protein sector doubled during this period. This surge in funding signifies a clear intent among governments to foster […]
The 3 Best Vegetarian-Friendly Restaurants in Atlanta
With the growing #popularity in #vegan and #vegetarian diets, it’s only natural that new #restaurants would pop up offering their unique #recipes and #alternatives. #Atlanta, known for its bustling city and #tourist #attractions is now the #hothouse for #plant-based #eateries! If you’re planning to visit, be sure to check these places out before you leave!
Pros and cons of a vegan diet
Vegan diets have become much more mainstream, and many people choose plant-based diets for reasons related to health, personal ethics, religion, or a combination of these factors. Thinking of switching to a vegan diet? Let’s look at the pros and cons before deciding if a vegan diet is right for you!
TikToker, Tabitha Brown, Launches New Vegan Line with Target
Last week, Target Corporation announced an ongoing partnership with author, actress, and social media phenomenon Tabitha Brown. The launch also includes four limited-time-only collections that will launch over the next year. Tabitha Brown, who is recognized for her daily dose of encouragement, teams up with Target to deliver positive well-being to guests through her vibrant and inspiring style. The collections include categories across apparel, swim, accessories, home and office, food and kitchenware, entertaining and more. Starting Sunday, January 8th, Target guests are able to shop the first collection of more than 75 apparel, swim, and accessories items — with most items being under $30 — on Target.com and in most Target stores while supplies last.
What Going Vegetarian Taught Me
At the end of last year, my grandma made a big announcement, that after a decade of being a devout vegetarian, that she was going to step up her game and become a vegan. She credits her decision to go fully plant-based to her love for animals and to the feeling of needing to do more. Over the course of her vegetarian journey she has become incredibly knowledgeable of health and nutrition and has made it her mission to share this knowledge with our family.
5 Fast Food Chains with Vegan Options
In our rapidly growing and fast paced world, it can often be a hassle to find a little downtime, let alone enough time to stay in and cook a meal. This is where the modern convenience of fast food comes in handy, however not all fast-food restaurants are a viable option for those with more limited dietary needs. It’s taken years for restaurants to start offering a vegetarian menu that isn’t limited to salads and French fries, but what about those who are walking an even finer line? When it comes to fast food, vegans have long been forgotten. Left to fend for themselves in the culinary world. While this has led to some amazing vegan chefs and recipes, it isn’t all that fair.
Bio-designed Collagen could Replace Animal Protein
Lately, many companies are dedicated to bioengineering protein that not only replaces animal meat but also leather and animal-based cosmetic products. Geltor, a bioengineering company based in the Bay Area, that advocates for imagination, beauty, and nutrition by biodesign is engineering bacteria cells to produce animal proteins not to be tasted but to be used in skincare and more.
Former Racing Driver Wins the BBC Evergreen Athlete Award
Leilani Münter, a former racing driver and climate activist, has won the BBC’s Evergreen Athlete Award, which is part of its inaugural Green Sport Awards. The announcement came before the main awards to be aired in October, for which people can nominate sports organizations they think are raising awareness or reducing their impact.
$175 Billion Specialty Foods Industry on Display at NYC Fancy Foods Show
Considering that New York City is the culinary mecca of the world, housing some of the most extraordinary restaurants and variety of cultured cuisines, it only makes sense that specialty foods vendors have traveled across the globe for the first Fancy Foods Show held in three years. After an extended hiatus due to Covid-19, the Fancy Foods Show is finally being held again, located at the Jacob Javits Center in Manhattan.
Burger King Became the First Fast-Food Chain to Serve Vegan Nuggets
On October 11th, Burger King will be the first fast-food chain restaurant to offer the “Impossible Foods” vegan nuggets.
