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29/09/2021Industry News
29/09/2021
The worst horrors of factory farming could soon be phased out in Europe
The European Commission — the executive branch of the European Union — announced in June a ban on cages for a number of animals, including egg-laying hens, female breeding pigs, calves raised for veal, rabbits, ducks, and geese, by 2027.
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29/09/2021
OmniFoods Brings The Big Vegan Pig Out to the UK
Plant-based pork leader OmniFoods – producer of OmniPork – has launched The Big Vegan Pig Out, a series of popular restaurant partnerships across the UK. Featuring restaurants in 21 new locations, The Big Vegan Pig Out will showcase OmniPork’s…
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28/09/2021
Canadian food companies get their first Animal Welfare Scorecard
Food companies across Canada have been ranked in the first Canada Animal Welfare Scorecard, in a new Mercy for Animals report.
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27/09/2021
Beyond, Impossible join crowded plant-based chicken market
Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods are getting into the fast-growing market for plant-based chicken
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23/09/2021
Rising Meat Production Could Put UN SDGs Out of Reach
“Meat Atlas 2021” report illustrates how political inaction continues to enable the expansion of large-scale meat and dairy companies despite the sectors’ proven climate and health impacts.
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09/09/2021
McDonald’s UK Debuts 1st Ever Plant-Based Burger
Fast-food giant McDonald’s has today debuted its first-ever plant-based burger, featuring Beyond Meat, at an exclusive tasting event.
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07/09/2021
Wagamama launches Plant Pledge campaign to get the UK eating more plant-based
Restaurant chain Wagamama has announced the launch of its new Plant Pledge campaign. In a bid to tackle climate change, the restaurant will dedicate 50% of its menu to delicious plant-based dishes.
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06/09/2021
UK urged to back sale of artificial meat to tackle climate crisis
The UK should back the development and sale of artificial meat to tackle the climate crisis, a think tank report says, calling for the government to encourage the consumption of “alternative proteins” that do not come from animals.
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