While Impossible Foods continues to focus wholly on replacing existing food animals with plant-based alternatives, CEO Pat Brown says that the animals humans eat are a “historical artifact” and are limited to those they were capable of domesticating.
“It’s a bold, hairy, audacious vision to create a posse of kick-ass female vegan superheroes that I hope inspires and excites others as much as it does me,” founder Katrina Fox says.
“The coronavirus did not stay within China’s borders, and neither should the ban on the horrific wildlife trade,” the petition states.
The vegan climate activist opens up about fighting the virus in isolation and sends a message of solidarity to her supporters worldwide.
Today, a group of restaurants, including vegan chain Veggie Grill, is encouraging Americans to order delivery or take out to support the more than 15 million Americans employed in the restaurant industry—which continues to be greatly impacted by COVID-19.
The company’s vegan burgers and ground beef are gaining traction in the booming plant-based meat industry.
Nonprofit Good Food Institute’s competitive research grant is supporting 21 researchers in nine countries working to advance the plant-based and cell-based meat industries.
The musician urges his social media followers to understand the extent to which humans exploit animals for food, fun, and fashion.
The fast-food chain will not be taking drive-thru or takeout orders until it is safe to reopen.
While 52 percent have tried almond milk, only four percent have sampled cashew milk.
Food technology startup JUST partners with companies in South Korea, Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Europe to aggressively expand the availability of its mung bean-based eggs.
“We need to completely rethink our relationship with animals and begin taking steps to transition toward regenerative agriculture, biodiversity protection, and a plant-based economy,” Vicki Benjamin—president of investment firm Karner Blue Capital—says.