The Vegetarian Society of Denmark is looking forward to beginning the trial against meat giant Danish Crown. The case is the first of its kind in Denmark and is expected to be groundbreaking when it comes to greenwashing.
After a long wait, the Danish national action plan for plant-based foods has now been unveiled. The Vegetarian Society of Denmark praises the plan for being internationally groundbreaking, but there is also ground for criticism.
After a long wait, the Danish national action plan for plant-based foods has now been unveiled. The Vegetarian Society of Denmark praises the plan for being internationally groundbreaking, but there is also ground for criticism.
The Vegetarian Society of Denmark and the Climate Movement have been granted legal aid, in danish "fri proces", in the case of Danish Crown's greenwashing of pork. This is stated in a statement from the Civil Agency. In practice, the…
In all scenarios where climate targets are achieved, a transition of the food system is necessary. From the current animal-dominated one to a system where the emphasis is placed on plant-based food for humans instead of using crops to feed…
Read the new report from Good Food Institute Europe (GFI Europe) here. GFI Europe analyzed data from NielsenIQ and found that Denmark’s plant-based sector is growing rapidly with year-on-year (YOY) growth of 10 % in 2022. Compared to animal alternatives,…
The Climate and Meat Supermarket Scorecard assesses the climate and environmental impact of the ten largest supermarkets in Denmark. The report outlines the key problems with our current food system, including the relationship between meat consumption and climate change.
The Vegetarian Society of Denmark and our lawyers believe that Danish Crown is misleading consumers by greenwashing their pork products.
Denmark’s first plant based organic expo, Organic Plant Based Expo, is happening at Øksnehallen in Copenhagen on the 5th-6th of November 2022.
Denmark could gain 20 billion Danish kroner annually by following the new green dietary guidelines. The gains could be even greater if more people adopted plant-based diets, according to the Vegetarian Society of Denmark.