Culinary Director of the 45-location burger joint Jonathan Lemon says meat’s role in food industry is fading.
Plant-based delivery services, gift boxes, and eco-friendly tableware is a swipe away.
VegNews takes a look back at the year’s most popular vegan headlines.
There’s no denying that plant-based burgers are all the rage.
Burger chain Hopdoddy adds the popular plant-based patty to its menus in Austin, Dallas, Houston, and more.
The No Bull burger will be available in the freezer aisle at United Kingdom grocery chain Iceland.
Quick Service Restaurant Magazine’s special report concludes that various plant-based food trends will push the industry away from animal products.
The “bleeding” burger is now available at three more Northern California eateries, and is increasing its production facility in hopes of expanding to 1,000 restaurants by year end.
VegNews editors unveil their ranking of the most vegan-friendly international cities—rich with food, fashion, and culture (sans animal products).
Innovators in Silicon Valley are creating meat and dairy alternatives that a prominent executive says will pose major threats to New Zealand’s animal-agriculture industry.
The City of Lights is home to a thriving vegan community and an array of delicious, plant-based eats.
Media outlet Foodnavigator USA points to chickpea proteins, peanut milk, plant-based meat alternatives, and animal-free food technology as major trends that will continue to grow next year.