Starbucks offers a variety of fully vegan food and drink options in addition to menu items that can be easily veganized with just a few easy adjustments. From coffee to tea and breakfast to lunch, Starbucks is sure to have something vegan that can fix your craving. Here’s a list of vegan options to try.
Appeals Court Sends Hormel "Natural Choice" Deceptive Advertising Case To Trial
Hormel advertises its "Natural Choice" product line as natural. The truth is that these animals are raised in factory farms, never seeing the light of day, being given unnecessary antibiotics and other chemicals, and being abused, a 2019 Bloomberg report revealed. We're thrilled that this week, the District of Columbia Court of Appeals issued a decision reviving the Animal Legal Defense Fund’s case against Hormel Foods’ “Natural Choice” advertising and sending the matter to trial. Animal Outlook submitted an amicus brief on behalf of ALDF to support their case and influence the court. This is a groundbreaking win for standing for animals. Learn more.
Top 10 Sustainable Back to School Supplies
From recycled notebooks and crayons to eco-friendly containers, our friends at LiveKindly created a top ten list of sustainable back-to-school supplies to shop for.
Mexico Abandons No-Fishing Zone for Endangered Porpoise
Mexico has gone back on its word to protect the critically endangered vaquita marina, a species of porpoise who live in the upper Gulf of California. With less than 10 vaquitas left in existence, they are now one of the rarest marine mammals. Their home was previously a "zero tolerance" no-fishing zone, but Mexico has abandoned that policy after struggling to enforce it. Learn more about the tragic changes for vaquitas.
A vaquita porpoise killed in a gill net in the Sea of Cortez in Mexico. Credit: Flip Nicklin/Minden Pictures
Is It Time For Pumpkin Spice Yet?
We think so! From a creamy pumpkin spice cheesecake smoothie to a pumpkin spice cake, here are our favorite vegan pumpkin spice recipes ready to try for sweater weather.
This fall, four universities in Berlin will remove approximately 96 percent of all meat served at their combined 34 cafeterias across the city in a joint effort to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. In 2019, a survey of 14,000 students in Berlin found that 13.5 percent identified as vegan—a much higher proportion when compared to the general German population. Read more from our friends at VegNews.
Cheryl Leahy: Celebrating 15 years of dedication and compassion
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