Nottingham Viva! Vegan Festival
Everything you ever wanted to know about going, being or staying vegan will be available at the Nottingham Viva! Vegan Festival Saturday 6 May 2017. This festival is organised by…
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Viva! in the Media
Everything you ever wanted to know about going, being or staying vegan will be available at the Nottingham Viva! Vegan Festival Saturday 6 May 2017. This festival is organised by…
As featured in The Guardian [1], Europe’s largest vegan campaigning charity, Viva! [2] has released a damning Special Report [3] on the British egg industry based on extensive undercover investigations…
Everything you ever wanted to know about going, being or staying vegan (or moving in that direction) will be on tap at the Cardiff Viva! Vegan Festival. Organised by charity Viva!, entry is just £2 (under 16s free)
LEADING vegan charity Viva!’s new short film (53 second) asks consumers to consider why most farmed animals have unhappy endings? It concludes the positive solution to this problem is to…
“Antibiotic resistance is one of the biggest threats to global health, food security, and development today. It is the most urgent of the drug-resistant trends.” World Health Organisation (WHO), October…
Millions of people have no idea how their food is produced – with six in 10 admitting they didn’t realise dairy cows needed to be pregnant in order to produce…
Christmas is a time of giving and this year the Bristol-based charity Viva! is providing people with the chance to give kindness to animals with a bumper festive festival.
The Viva! Vegan Festival is returning to Brighton for an incredible day of celebration that will include more than 120 stalls of delicious hot and cold food and, for the first time, a beer, wine and cider festival.
A major investigation into the state of British pig farming has revealed that more than 90 per cent of pigs killed for meat in the UK are indoor factory farmed.
