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NOS-news: The meat printer

October 13, 2022

Meat printer prints plant based meat

There are 2 factories, one in Israel and one in the Netherlands that make tons of vegetable meat every day with the printer. This year their production will be expanded to more than 15 tons per day. The intention is that in 10 years this meat will form a large part of the meat production. Video The Meat Printer … [Read more...] about NOS-news: The meat printer

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Vox: Plant-based meat is better for the planet

November 18, 2021

Veggie burger

Times are changing. Years of research on the environmental impact of food make one thing clear: Plant proteins, even if processed into imitation burgers, have smaller climate, water, and land impacts than conventional meats: it really lowers the climate footprint. Read the article on Vox.com about the environmental debate over meatless meat. … [Read more...] about Vox: Plant-based meat is better for the planet

Filed Under: Future Vision News Tagged With: climate change, vegetarian, veggie

The Guardian: China’s appetite for meat fades as vegan revolution takes hold

March 11, 2021

Vegetarian food in China

Although China still consumes 28% of the world’s meat, including half of all pork, and boasts a meat market valued at $86bn (£62bn), plant-based meat substitutes are slowing carving out a place for themselves among a new generation of consumers increasingly alarmed by food crises such as coronavirus and African swine fever. Read the article on The Guardian.com: China’s … [Read more...] about The Guardian: China’s appetite for meat fades as vegan revolution takes hold

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Forks over Knives: Lebanon Hospital becomes World’s First to offer 100 percent Vegan Menu

March 9, 2021

Lebanon Hospital Becomes World’s First to Offer 100 Percent Vegan Menu

Beyond highlighting the detrimental consequences of animal-based foods, the hospital emphasizes the health benefits of plant-based diets, which have been shown to reduce the risk of heart disease, diabetes, and certain cancers. A Hayek Hospital social media post announcing the news describes the move to go completely vegan also as a “moral responsibility.” Read the … [Read more...] about Forks over Knives: Lebanon Hospital becomes World’s First to offer 100 percent Vegan Menu

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A vegan restaurant in south-west France has been awarded a coveted Michelin star.

January 20, 2021

Michelin Guide

Michelin has previously awarded stars to vegetarian and some vegan restaurants around the world, noting that vegetables and plant-based cuisine are finding their place in high-end establishments where meat and fish had traditionally taken pride of place. … [Read more...] about A vegan restaurant in south-west France has been awarded a coveted Michelin star.

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New regulation by the Chinese government for the market in live animals

May 21, 2020

Wuhan coronavirus

After a new outbreak, the Chinese authorities partially ban the trade in and eating of wild animals. Read this article on the Dutch website RTLNieuws: Autoriteiten Wuhan verbieden handel in wilde dieren … [Read more...] about New regulation by the Chinese government for the market in live animals

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From farm with cows to farm with plant-based proteins

May 10, 2020

Hazelnuts: from animal to plant-based protein'

The Kottelenberg familys’ dairy farm will now be run by daughter Danique. However, she chooses a different path, 'fitting in with the current spirit of the times: from animal to plant-based protein'. She will slowly phase out the cows on the farm and replace with the production of, for example, almonds for almond milk. Trade journal 'Boerderij' has written an article about … [Read more...] about From farm with cows to farm with plant-based proteins

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Press-release: NVWA takes action against Irish transporters leaving calves without milk for too long

The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) is taking enforcement action … [Read More...] about Press-release: NVWA takes action against Irish transporters leaving calves without milk for too long

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Improving broiler catching and loading: Eyes on Animals presents to the Better Chicken Business Network

August 1, 2026

Weeks of good stockmanship can be undone in just a few hours of rough catching and loading. Catching … [Read More...] about Improving broiler catching and loading: Eyes on Animals presents to the Better Chicken Business Network

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After years of our fieldwork and our enforcement requests, the NVWA (the Dutch government inspection authority) is finally taking action.

The NVWA has made it clear to the entire calf export-import industry between Ireland and the Netherlands: transporting unweaned calves for more than 30 hours without milk will no longer be tolerated.

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21 Oct

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