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Government Sued For Letting Nestlé Bottle Water During Drought
Environmental groups allege that Nestlé has been illegally siphoning water from a fragile California forest for the past 27 years.
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Vegan Pop-Up Culinary Academy to Come to Miami
Options for the students of the world’s first vegan pop-up cooking school range from an introduction to raw cuisine to professional chef certification.
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Panera Bread to Add More Plant-Based Options
Company plans to add quinoa and edamame to its menu while also going cage-free.
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UK Soccer Club Makes History With First All-Vegan Stadium
Forest Green Rovers remove the last of the animal products from its menu, earning the distinction of the world’s first vegan football club.
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Humane Party Nominates Vegan Presidential Candidate
Clifton Roberts has joined the presidential race, saying he would represent the “70 billion non-human animals” exploited yearly in American agribusiness.
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Teen Abandons Future Farmers Program, Saves Pig Instead
Bruno Barba raised Lola the pig to be auctioned, but a change of heart led him to going vegan and being honored alongside the likes of Morrissey and Jon and Tracey Stewart.
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Activist Faces $5,000 Fine for Giving Water to Slaughterhouse Pigs
Woman who showed compassion to animals on their way to a slaughterhouse was brought up on charges of “interfering with property.”
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California School First in the Nation to Go Vegan
Meat, eggs, and dairy have been removed from the MUSE school, where students grow their own fresh veggies and soda is swapped for tea.
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Rachael Ray Gives Stamp of Approval to Vegan Mac ‘n’ Cheese
Famed TV personality tries vegan chef’s mac ‘n’ cheese and posts pics on Instagram.
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SEED Food & Wine Festival Brings Vegan Cuisine to Miami
South Beach will host the second annual festival, with appearances by John Salley, Rich Roll, and Brendan Brazier
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Bebe Brand Bans Alligator, Crocodile Skins From Line
The fashion retailer made the decision thanks to PETA’s undercover investigation revealing gruesome practices in exotic animal farming.
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USDA, Not Customers, Responsible for McDonald’s Profits
Website uncovers how the fast-food giant’s recent surge in profits have more to do with government subsidies than consumer purchases.