Many of you are aware that we have discussed the issues regarding Vega’s products. Below is an article from the Chicago Tribune about salmonella found in various powders, including chia seed powder. This has resulting in many recalls. Some of the products being recalled are from Navitas Naturals, Brands Williams-Sonoma Inc, Green Smoothie Girl and […]
Beet and Tomato Gazpacho
We really enjoyed this cold soup. It is easy to make and very refreshing on a hot day. Serving Size: 4 Ingredients: 3 medium beets, roasted 2 large ripe tomatoes, 1/4-1/2 zucchini 1-2 cloves garlic 1/2 cup vegetable bouillon 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1/2 cup ice water pinch of salt soy yogurt as garnish with […]
Paul Shapiro’s Animal News You Can Use: Meat-free butchers?
I’m glad to have an op-ed in Kentucky’s largest paper today about the pork industry’s sordid track record on animal cruelty.
There’s some promising news, however: Agribusiness giant Cargill put the writing on the wall quite clearly this week: Gestation crates have no future in the pork industry. The company is moving to group sow housing in its own operations by next year and will require its contractors to do the same by 2017.
And in some other promising news, butcher shops seem to be the latest companies getting on the meat-free trend. One in Connecticut is now praising Meatless Monday and closing in its honor, while one in Toronto is actually entirely meat-free. Yep, a vegetarian butcher shop.
P.S. Video of the week: Kitten jam!
P.P.S. I hope to see you at Taking Action for Animals in D.C at the end of this month; it’s going to rock!.
The Kapparos Campaign: A Good Example of What’s Wrong with Single-Issue Campaigns
On June 12, 2014, I spoke on a panel at the New York City Bar Association as part of a panel on Kapparos, which involves ritual use of chickens. An animal advocate, Karen Davis of United Poultry Concerns, gave a presentation in which she showed photos of the various abuses of chickens used in the […]
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The World Cup in 32 Vegan Recipes
To mark the clash of the nations in this year’s World Cup football championship in Brazil, we threw an international vegan feast, celebrating the best in plant-based cuisine from the competing countries. So whoever you’re rooting for in this year’s World Cup, why not munch along to the matches as they happen with these delicious […]