53% of Summer Vegan Pledge participants to remain vegan

The results from our follow-up survey for the Summer Vegan Pledge show that 53 per cent of those who participated have chosen to remain vegan.
Posted 29 Aug 2018
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Iceland commits to own-brand vegan labelling!

Iceland has become the latest supermarket to commit to labelling all of its own-brand vegan products, following Animal Aid's #MarkItVegan campaign.



Posted 23 Aug 2018
Concerned about ocean plastic? Here’s the easiest, most effective thing you can do
With awareness of the plastic-filled ocean being at an all-time high, the vast majority of people are starting to look into how they can reduce their single-use plastic consumption. But seldom do we hear of...
Posted 21 Aug 2018
It’s Veggie Week at Lidl: Ask them to #MarkItVegan!

This week is Lidl’s annual Veggie Week – which means their stores will be packed full of delicious vegan goodies. What’s even better is that these are all clearly labelled. 

Posted 16 Aug 2018
Our Top 10 Dairy Alternatives!
As it’s World Plant Milk Day on 22nd August, we’ve compiled this list of our favourite dairy-free delights.
Posted 14 Aug 2018
Amazing new vegan products released in July 2018!
With vegan products hitting shelves and menus on a daily basis, it has never been easier to go vegan! Here are some of our favourite new products that were released in July 2018.
Posted 01 Aug 2018
Animal Aid survey shows why supermarkets should #MarkItVegan
Recently, Animal Aid invited vegans, vegetarians and meat-reducers to complete a survey about attitudes to product labelling; the results show that clearly marking vegan products in some way can only be a good thing.
Posted 13 Jul 2018
More than 3,500 people went vegan this June!
This June marked Animal Aid’s first ever Summer Vegan Pledge – which, similar to our previous vegan challenges, aimed to encourage non-vegans to try veganism for 30-days.
Posted 02 Jul 2018
Shocking scenes at Dyers free-range egg farm in Milverton, Somerset
On the 9th June Animal Aid sought to highlight the conditions of a typical free-range ‘higher welfare’ egg farm. This industry often likes to portray itself on egg box packaging with happy hens roaming freely...
Posted 28 Jun 2018
