From coast-to-coast, vegan businesses small and large are raising donations to support social justice organizations in any way they can.
After launching vegan turkey patties, the grocery chain continues to expand its plant-based options with new cashew-based cheeses.
The Big Cat Rescue sanctuary owner will soon take over the 16 acres of land Exotic previously used for his GW Zoo.
Motif FoodWorks will explore novel technologies to create plant-based fats as the building blocks for better vegan meat and cheese.
The Harry Potter actress and vegan activist urges fans to unpack race issues and not let the discomfort of doing so “dissuade us from showing up.”
The three fast-food chains will be testing the vegan burger patty in numerous preparations for a limited time.
The company is also committing to educating employees about how to continue making a positive difference in the world.
On June 6 and June 7, California’s Plant Power Fast Food will donate all profits across all of its locations to NAACP and Black Visions Collective.
The vegan brand is going dark on social media for one week in solidarity with the fight to dismantle institutionalized racism.
Louis Hunter—owner of Trio Plant-Based, the first Black-owned vegan restaurant in Minnesota—supports his community as they fight for social justice by providing refuge and meals.
Local chain Dough Doughnuts will introduce New Yorkers to three flavors of five-sided vegan doughnuts: plain, cinnamon, and hibiscus.
Vegan egg-white replacer YUMGO Blanc was developed specifically to create classic French desserts such as macarons, meringues, mousses, and financiers.