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Falafel-Arancini Hybrids & A New Vegan Documentary
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“May our daily choices be a reflection of our deepest values, and may we use our voices to speak for those who need us most, those who have no voice, those who have no choice.”
What’s Happening?
"I Could Never Go Vegan," a documentary exploring common arguments against veganism, releases in cinemas next month, featuring insights from various experts and well-known vegan personalities.
Directed by Thomas Pickering, the film seeks to challenge misconceptions about veganism, covering topics like protein sources, the perceived quality of animal life, B12, and the cost of vegan living.
Premiering in London and Sheffield with Q&A sessions, the documentary will be available in UK and Ireland cinemas from April 19, with plans for online streaming for international viewers.
Jeff Bezos' philanthropic organisation has pledged $60 million to research aimed at enhancing and scaling alternative meats, addressing climate change, deforestation, and biodiversity loss.
The donation will create university research centres, named Bezos Centres for Sustainable Protein, to innovate in plant-based, cultivated, and fermented meats to reduce costs, improve quality, and boost nutritional values.
This initiative aims to tackle the alternative meat industry's challenges, such as high production costs and consumer prices, while mitigating environmental issues linked to traditional animal farming.
Germany's new dietary guidelines recommend a diet with a minimum of 75% plant-based foods for health and environmental benefits.
Meat consumption should be limited to 300g per week, with a reduction in dairy intake and a preference for plant-based fats and dairy alternatives.
The guidelines promote drinking water and unsweetened tea, and for those excluding meat, suggest increased intake of legumes, whole grains, nuts, and vegetable oils.
Gosh introduces Falafacini, a unique falafel-arancini hybrid, available in Basil Pesto and V'Duja flavours, launching in Ocado and Tesco.
The product is part of Gosh's new Street Food range, inspired by global cuisines, including Veg Bites and Veg Garden Burgers.
Aimed at encouraging more vegetable consumption, the range is designed to offer flavourful and natural options for versatile eating occasions.
A Somerset-based goat's milk skincare company's appearance on "Dragon's Den" sparked debate on animal cruelty and ethics, with claims of being cruelty-free scrutinized.
Deborah Meaden, a plant-based investor, raised concerns about the ethical treatment of animals and the scalability of ethical practices as the business grows.
The episode led to criticism from viewers questioning the cruelty-free claims due to the inherent exploitative nature of the goat milk industry.
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