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In celebration of its seventh store opening inside Whole Foods Market in Old Town, Alexandria (1700 Duke, Alexandria, VA 22314), and the successful launch of Tracye McQuirter’s 10,000 Black Vegan Women Program,  PLNT Burger, a plant-based restaurant concept co-founded by Celebrity Chef Spike Mendelslohn, hosted a socially distanced event for media and community members. 

As consumers focus on wellness and health, the vegan segment of the food and product industry continues to grow. Along with this growth comes a newfound demand for vegan consumer transparency. I

Another historic election has come to pass, which has caused many of us to pause and reflect. If you want policies to trump, you need to not only get out to the polls to vote, [...]

World Vegan Day is celebrated on 1 November across the world to encourage people to follow a vegan lifestyle and you might be asking yourself:  “Why is it so important to celebrate something such as [...]

Don’t let your treats trick you with scary ingredients!  Here’s a list of some yummy vegan treats. 

With Halloween coming up, candy, treats, and all the fall-inspired sweets will be on the rise. While most of us know that these goodies are not necessarily great for our health, most of us don’t [...]

While it’s true that a vegan lifestyle and diet will usually lead to a healthier lifestyle, this doesn’t mean vegans are exempt from taking Vitamins & Supplements every day.

Vegan Business Media with Katrina Fox interviewed Carissa Kranz

PLNT Burger joins the growing number of BeVeg certified vegan restaurants across the globe.

Do you want a vegan standard that's globally implemented, defined and trusted? Do you want vegan claims to be taken as seriously as kosher, halal, or gluten-free? Attorney founder and CEO of BeVeg International, Carissa Kranz presents.