Veganuary set to pass 2m milestone as more firms join movement: Harrods, Superdrug and Volkswagen among employers taking part in workplace challenge for first time
Veganuary set to pass 2m milestone as more firms join movement: Harrods, Superdrug and Volkswagen among employers taking part in workplace challenge for first time
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Would be interested for animal welfare however can’t due to an underlying health issue.
Was a vegetarian for over 20 years, health condition I have is far better since I started eating meat again last year I wouldn’t go back now.
I wish I could see their intranet pages. My company tried to get a ‘meat free Monday’ going in the canteen and everyone lost their fucking minds.
There were more comments on the article about it than ones about redundancies, bonuses and financial results put together.
It can be a huge benefit to animal welfare if people can cut back their meat consumption. Not necessarily full time vegan, just making better choices than cheap chicken and pork which are often kept in appalling conditions.
My main issue is how vegan automatically means healthy
Just finished a ham sandwich, onto my first of two pepperamis.
Oh well
As soon as February comes it will be out the window an 99.9% will revert back 😂
Damn, and here I thought I was doing good by going vegetarian for new years.
> The corporate push involves making more vegan food available at work as well as running education and morale-boosting events to help participants keep going throughout the month.
Like when they co opted “mindfulness”.
Oh good a whole month of people telling me that their lifestyle choice is morally better than mine.
Enjoy your fossil aquifer fuelled almond milk and rainforest destroying soy.