“Beans is How” has just launched at COP27 with the aim to promote the nutritional, environmental, and economic benefits of beans, peas, pulses, lentils and legumes.
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Will world leaders rise to the occasion and put us on the path toward a plant-based future that might just have the power to save our planet? Or will COP27 fail to deliver this vital life raft in the 11th hour?
Award-winning plant-based, vegan cheese producer, Swees Plant Based Foods Co., Ltd, announces the opening of the first-of-its-kind fully vegan plant-based cheese factory in Thailand to provide ground-breaking healthy non-dairy products.
โดยเราจะไม่พูดถึงความคิดเห็นส่วนตัวของเราทั้งสองคนนะคะ แต่เราจะนำที่มาของคำนิยามนี้มาพูดถึงกัน และจะพูดถึงความหมายที่แท้จริงแบบแกะจากพจนานุกรมมาเลย (TH)
This year's Wimbledon final, saw Novak Djokovich battling it out with another plant-powered athlete, Nick Kyrgios!
The Vegan Table who was publicly voted as, not only the ‘Best Plant-Based Restaurant In Phuket’, but also the ‘Best Plant-Based Burger In Phuket’ AND the ‘Best Plant-Based Thai Dish In Phuket’… has soft-opened a branch in Bangkok, and we’re so excited!
The catering at the G7 summit held in Germany last weekend was completely meat-free (vegan and vegetarian), with fish and meat only available upon request.
Hexa, the PETA approved vegan company known for their vegan shoes, have branched out into the world of vegan beauty!
Soy, oat, almond, pistachio, rice, sesame, hazel, walnut, peanut, macadamia, pea, hemp, coconut... Not sure which plant milk is for you? Work your way through this list to find out!
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SOS (Sense Of Style) recently launched a new section of their store called ‘Cycle’. The well-known Luxury Thailand-based Multi-brand Store now has an entire floor dedicated to reselling premium quality, pre-loved fashion.
Canes have now officially launched their new vegan restaurant which will be open for casual dining 5 days a week! - Canes Vegan Casual Dining!
Oho! Thailand sells surplus meals from well known restaurants across Bangkok at 25-70% off, in an effort to tackle the food waste problems that contribute to greenhouse gas emissions and wasted resources.
A recent study points out that, in order to achieve climate goals and secure global food security, meat consumption must be reduced by at least 75%
Veli Meat, which is the newest plant-based meat to launch in Thailand is a 100% plant-based meat upgrade made with soy protein, but also features 3 different types of mushrooms as the star ingredients to boost it’s nutritional value!
Beyond Meat’s new video campaign was shared to @KimKardashian’s 314 million followers this week, showing the star tucking into Beyond Meat burgers and tacos.
Alt Eatery is the newest addition to Thailand’s thriving plant-based scene!.... But wait! It’s not just a cafe…!
Eating Our Way To Extinction seemed to have a huge affect on those who attended the premiere, with many brought to tears throughout the screening.
The 100% plant-based meat products by Mealty are currently available at their partner restaurants across Bangkok and will be launching for retail in mid-May with a number of offline and online platforms.
The entire shoe is made from 18% post-consumer recycled content, including a synthetic nubuck upper that uses 80% recycled materials and 100% recycled polyester details.
The new beauty brand aims to offer luxury beauty products at affordable prices and focuses on ingredients that are ‘good for the skin and the environment’.
Kind Cafe is offering vegan dishes like tofu “salmon” poke bowls, plant-beef tacos, tofu katsu bowls, tofu scramble, juices, smoothies and more!
The documentary uncovers alarming information about the impacts of the industry on the environment and health.
Alpro is one of the first brands in Europe to bring plant-based dairy upgrades to the mainstream originally with their soy milks and desserts, becoming a favourite to vegans since the 1980’s. Alpro is now capturing the plant-based and flexitarian market with their new oat milk products!
Our up to date guide on where to go for the best plant-based food in Phuket for 2022!
Absolute Plant is the newest plant-based meat brand to join the fast growing plant-based meat market here in Thailand.
The first ever plant-based chicken nugget pop-up booth in Bangkok will sell First Pride's award-winning vegan chicken nuggets with a selection of toppings and sauces!
Meat Zero have made the decision to remove egg whites from both their bologna and burger products.
...but this cheese is no ordinary plant-based cheese…! Think nacho cheese, but plant-based! Or mac & cheez, but without the macaroni!
The 100% vegan and jay product is expected to be fully available nationwide by the end of January in convenience stores, super/hyper markets, eCommerce and local stores.
The initiative, coordinated by the NGOs Sinergia Animal, aims to partner up with educational institutions, such as schools, universities, as well as companies and governmental institutions, and provide free support from dieticians and specialized chefs for them to serve greener meals by adding more plant-based options in their restaurants and cafes.
According to Google’s “Year In Search”, Google searches for “vegan food near me” was identified as a breakthrough term and experienced a more than 5,000% increase in 2021!
We’ve got you covered this Christmas with our list of plant-based and sustainable Christmas gifts!
A new plant-based seafood has arrived on the Bangkok vegan scene! Sea Craft Vegan’s Plant-Based shrimp has just launched for pre-order!
A hospital in Lebanon has become the first in the world to adopt a completely vegan menu.
Plant-based food does not have to be expensive! Here are some of our favourite affordable plant-based eateries in Bangkok!
Bangkok’s first luxury, cruelty-free, vegan and natural soap shop opened in Emquartier last month!
Danone is investing ฿1.7 billion to switch one of its big French factories into a fully plant-based factory that will focus on producing oat milk under its Alpro brand.
Nothing better sums up the failures of COP26 than the long queues in the food hall for high-emission meat dishes.