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PETA’s calling out Gail’s Bakery
PETA’s calling out Gail’s Bakery for still charging extra for plant milk. Seriously, it’s 2025. We aren’t here for 40p oat tax when we’re trying to save the planet and sip our flat whites. PETA says it’s unfair to charge more for making kinder, greener choices, and honestly, they’ve got a point. Lots of cafes […]
‘I Could Never Go Vegan’… But What If You Could.
If you’ve ever said, “I could never go vegan”, this documentary is coming for you, but in the chillest, most non-preachy way possible. I Could Never Go Vegan (2024) takes a deep dive into all the classic excuses: “But… cheese?” “Isn’t vegan food boring?” “What about protein?” Spoiler: they’ve got answers. Packed with real stories, […]
Big Sustainability Events Coming to the UK in 2025
If you’re all about saving the planet (or just fancy networking with like-minded eco-warriors), 2025 is packed with sustainability events across the UK. One to watch is Economist Sustainability Week (March 10-12, London), where businesses, policymakers, and activists tackle the climate crisis. Expect panel talks, innovative solutions, and some serious green inspo. There’s also The […]
Vegan NIBs: Latest Lowdown on Crackd
Crackd (UK plant-based brand) is about to hit the US, and it makes total sense. Their liquid egg alternative has been a staple in British vegan kitchens for a while now—great for baking, scrambling, and replacing eggs without the faff. Now, they’re taking it across the pond, with plans to launch in US shops by […]
Big Moves for Nature: The UK’s Bold Plan to Bring Back Wildlife
Alright, nature lovers, here’s some seriously good news—the UK government is stepping up its game and committing to restoring 500,000 hectares of wildlife-rich habitats by 2042. That’s a whole lot of space for nature to bounce back, and honestly, it’s about time. We’ve all seen how urban sprawl, intensive farming, and climate change have chipped […]
Should We Reintroduce Wolves to Scotland? Here’s Why It Might Just Work
Imagine walking through the Scottish Highlands, surrounded by ancient forests, crisp air, and… wolves? Sounds wild, right? But hear me out—scientists are seriously looking at bringing grey wolves back to Scotland, and honestly, it could be a game-changer. Right now, the Highlands are struggling. Overgrazing means young trees barely get a chance to grow, leaving […]
Vegan NIBs: 19 February 2025
💚 Royal Mail Implements Digital Tags to Enhance Sustainability Royal Mail has partnered with Wiliot to introduce digital tags for real-time tracking across the UK. This initiative aims to optimize logistics, reduce emissions, and support Royal Mail’s goal of achieving net-zero by 2040. Source 💚 Holistic Sustainability Metrics in Lighting Industry The lighting industry is […]
BAFTAs Go Green: Edible Popcorn Buckets and Vegan Caviar Steal the Show
The BAFTAs Just Made Sustainability Stylish—And Delicious. Picture this: you’re at a glamorous awards show, snacking on some popcorn, and instead of tossing the bucket in the bin, you eat it. Sounds wild. Well, that’s exactly what happened at this year’s BAFTAs. In a bold move towards sustainability, the event introduced edible popcorn buckets—a genius […]
Vegan NIBs 14 February 2025: New Research Shows Growing Shift Towards Plant-Based Eating in the UK
The UK is witnessing a significant shift towards plant-based eating, with new research from The Vegan Society highlighting changing attitudes towards food and sustainability. The study reveals that more people are embracing plant-based diets, driven by health concerns, ethical considerations, and environmental awareness. One of the key findings of the research is the stark difference […]
The UK is going Plant-Based, Here’s Why
New research from The Vegan Society suggests more people in the UK are ditching meat and going plant-based, especially younger generations. According to recent research from The Vegan Society, those aged 16-44 are now twice as likely to follow a plant-based diet. Health, the environment, and animal welfare are big motivators. One reason is that […]