The last few years have been tough for all businesses. In this panel discussion, recorded live at the Vegan Party Conference, we look at what support vegan businesses need and how the general public can better support the vegan business sector.
As the demand for plant-based products continues to grow and a record 25 million people gave up animal products during Veganuary this year, why are news headlines announcing the death of veganism?
The vegan children’s sector is set to explode, but few brands have been quick to take advantage of the ever-increasing number of vegan children. Research shows that children are 50% more likely to be vegan than their parents, and these kids have buying power!
Laura Chepner, Chair of The Vegan Society’s Education Network and host of the new Mainly Humanely podcast, will host a panel of experts in the vegan children’s sector to explore this exciting new market. Recorded at Vegan Business Tribe Live 2023 at the London Olympia.
Indy Kaur spent more than two years at Tesco supermarket developing their plant-based strategy and trends. Now she continues that work by helping retailers, brands and investors create their strategy in the plant-based market. In this session, Indy will take a look at what’s happening in the vegan and plant-based sector right now and share the next big trends that your businesses should be paying attention to. Recorded at Vegan Business Tribe Live 2023 at the London Olympia.
Where are the vegan and plant-based sectors heading next? What do consumers want? What are the next big opportunities for businesses and what should you be paying attention to next? Presented by Louisianna Waring, the Senior Insight Officer at The Vegan Society.
The vegan sector is a fast-moving market. But if only 3-5% of the population identifies as vegan, then why are so many companies investing in vegan products and services? Watch this live recording as David gives our Vegan Sector Update for 2022.
New research from The Vegan Society shows that children are 50% more likely to be vegan than adults. But with demand so high, why is this new sector so under-served? We take a look at why vegan children is going to be the next big growth sector.
New research from The Vegan Society shows that children are 50% more likely to be vegan than adults, so why is this new sector currently so under-served?
If your business is your activism then where will your company have the biggest impact? Amongst vegans who have already converted or by influencing those who have yet to start their vegan journey?
