Toppers partners with vegan chef Melanie Manuel to bring Buffalo, Korean BBQ, and Tuscano pizzas to the chain’s menu.
“COVID-19 was caused by the exploitation of animals. I can’t see any other way to move forward given the devastation around the world,” Great Lakes Tokyo founder John Penny says.
The musician’s Blue Chair Bay Rum teamed up with Tipsy Scoop to offer the ice cream brand’s first-ever vegan flavor.
Vegan Deli & Butcher will offer traditional deli-style sandwiches such as Reubens, tuna melts, Philly cheesesteaks, and meatball parm, along with coffee shop pastries and doughnuts.
Best friends Ronnishia Johnson and Rheema Calloway created Vegan Hood Chefs as a way to provide Black and Brown communities with quality, vegan meals.
“People sometimes cry when they receive our boxes because they haven’t had fresh fruit and vegetables in the house in months,” Plant-based Food Share co-founder Kimberly Sandie says.
JUSTice Cream in Chicago plans to donate 100 percent of its profits to grassroots organizations such as Black Lives Matter and the Alliance of Filipinos for Immigrant Rights and Empowerment.
The Great Farm Sanctuary Tour, held virtually on July 25, will give digital visitors a peek inside animal sanctuaries across the country.
Mykela Jackson aims to work collectively with other vegan entrepreneurs to host events that teach Black communities about veganism and sustainable food systems.
According to a recently published study, a new strain of the swine flu known as G4 EA H1N1 has been identified on farms in 10 Chinese provinces.
Malibu’s Burgers has received tremendous support from its community to expand into a permanent location.
Maya’s Cookies experienced the surge in sales following the movement to support Black-owned businesses.