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Silk Launches Vegan Oat Milk at Walmart and Target

1/30/2019

As a vegan, oat lover, or someone who wants to try something new, do you find yourself constantly craving dairy-alternative products, but you wish they are available through more convenient mediums like retailers? Well, get ready to have your mouths watering! Silk just launched their oat milk line “Oat Yeah” that will be available at Walmart, Target, Publix, and Sprouts.

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Chanel Joins Top Brands by Going Fur-Free!

12/9/2018

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We are all aware on how cruel the fashion industry can be in regards to animals. Over the last few years many top fashion labels have made the humane decision to discontinue the use of animal fibers like fur, leather and wool.

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South Korea Shuts Down its Largest Dog Meat Slaughterhouses

12/5/2018

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South Korea's Largest Slaughterhouse Shut Down

An amazing milestone in the long efforts to get South Korea to stop dog meat slaughterhouses has finally been reached with the shutting down of the largest dog meat slaughterhouse! An estimated 2.5 million dogs were bred annually for human consumption in the meat market. It was the only country to actually allow breeding and farming of dogs for consumption.

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California's Prop 12 is a Bittersweet Victory According to PETA

11/7/2018

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Nadine Rich

Founder MSA/Nriched Content

I don't know about you guys but I was still shook from the Covergirl news! I woke up and checked my Instagram feed to see a post saying California just passed Proposition 12. This peice of animal welfare legislation is being described as the "strongest animal welfare measure in history."

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Is Covergirl REALLY Cruelty-Free?

11/6/2018

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Nadine Rich

Founder MSA/Nriched Content

Covergirl has recently made history with it's parent company Coty announcing they finally took the leap! What leap you ask. That would be the leap to cruelty-free! They have officially been given the Leaping Bunny certification. What exactly does that mean, though? Read on to learn more.

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Anthropologie, Banana Republic, Express, H&M and Zara Ban Mohair after PETA Expose'

5/9/2018

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Top fashion retailers, including Zara, Gap, Top Shop, Banana Republic, Anthropologie, Express, and H&M have all committed to ban the use of mohair in their clothing products after an animal cruelty investigation by PETA. The investigation at 12 goat farms as well as a slaughterhouse in South Africa was done by People for Ethical Treatment of Animals, PETA.

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AnimalClock.org: A Unique Approach to Fighting Animal Cruelty

4/6/2018

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With the rise of social media, more people are aware of the plight facing animals more than ever before. One of the most widespread and accepted forms of cruelty is that which occurs on factory farms across the U.S. With the suffering of so many animals in one industry, however, it honestly can be overwhelming, trying to put it all into perspective. Luckily, thanks to the new website Animal Clock, we can get a realistic view and concrete numbers to start making much needed change.

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BCBG Joins Top Fashion Brands for a FUR-FREE Future!

11/26/2017

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In the fight for animal rights, the last few years have seen every fashion icon from Gucci and Ralph Lauren to Calvin Klein and Vivienne Westwood go fur-free. Following in these footsteps, Max Azria's BCBG brand has recently gone fur-free thanks to PETAs ongoing efforts to protect animals from undeserved mistreatment for vanity's sake.

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Gucci Goes Fur-Free!

10/27/2017

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Italian fashion powerhouse Gucci have announced to the fashion world that they will move in a new direction, to become a fur-free brand. Gucci's President and CEO Marco Bizzarri made the announcement at the London College of Fashion. But what does this mean for animals and fashion world?

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Arabian Princess Invests in Indian Vegan Food Startup

7/5/2017

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The growing vegan community in India will soon have more access to vegan and dairy-freefoods thanks to the new Mumbai-based food tech startup Wegan Foods. Wegan Foods recently landed funding from Her Highness Sheikha Arwa Al Qassimi, a member of the royal family of Sharjah and Ras Al Khaimah.

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Silk Launches Vegan Oat Milk at Walmart and Target

Chanel Joins Top Brands by Going Fur-Free!

South Korea Shuts Down its Largest Dog Meat Slaughterhouses

California's Prop 12 is a Bittersweet Victory According to PETA

Nadine Rich

Is Covergirl REALLY Cruelty-Free?

Nadine Rich

Anthropologie, Banana Republic, Express, H&M and Zara Ban Mohair after PETA Expose'

AnimalClock.org: A Unique Approach to Fighting Animal Cruelty

BCBG Joins Top Fashion Brands for a FUR-FREE Future!

Gucci Goes Fur-Free!

Arabian Princess Invests in Indian Vegan Food Startup

The growing vegan community in India will soon have more access to vegan and dairy-freefoods thanks to the new Mumbai-based food tech startup Wegan Foods. Wegan Foods recently landed funding from Her Highness Sheikha Arwa Al Qassimi, a member of the royal family of Sharjah and Ras Al Khaimah.

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The growing vegan community in India will soon have more access to vegan and dairy-freefoods thanks to the new Mumbai-based food tech startup Wegan Foods. Wegan Foods recently landed funding from Her Highness Sheikha Arwa Al Qassimi, a member of the royal family of Sharjah and Ras Al Khaimah.

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