We’re not even through the first quarter of 2022 and already, it’s been an action-packed one for the plant-based movement. Could 2022 be the year that sees more people eating vegan meals than ever?
As concern for the health of the planet grows amid the climate crisis, scientists report that adopting a diet free from meat and dairy is the single most effective way to reduce our carbon footprint.
Food innovators, OsomeFood, have just released the world's first plant-based, nutrient-dense, superfood-charged hard-boiled eggs to the market, and we are totally here for it.
As No Meat May collects record numbers of sign-ups, a group of senior staff at King’s College Hospital in London have joined the campaign's call to ditch meat as part of a new sustainability strategy.
Creamy oat milk cold brews, prawns made from seaweed and plant proteins, egg-less 'sous vide eggs' ... Reading this list you could almost forget – for one sweet moment of futuristic bliss – that we still have animals in our food system at all!
In a compelling article for TIME, journalist Charlie Campbell explores the potential that China has to transform the food landscape – and in turn, the world.
Over half a million people have signed up to try Veganuary 2021! After a year like 2020, perhaps it shouldn't be surprising that so many people are keen to look at food a little differently — Will you join them?
What do you get when you combine one part MasterChef to two parts enthusiasm for delicious plant-based food? Approximately two weeks' supply of crave-worthy recipes that are fun, simple, and chock-full of fresh Australian produce!