PODCAST: Food, glorious food! Mediterranean diet and veggie trends
From artichokes and olive oil to in-vitro meat and plant-based charcuterie at Alimentaria food fair
vegan
From cannelloni to cachopo: recipes of plant-based versions of popular international dishes
Vegan food specialists Flax & Kale hosts instructional sessions on how to enhance your meat-free cooking experience
45% reduce red meat consumption: are the days of eating animals numbered in Catalonia?
Number of flexitarians grows but Spain is still the EU member state that consumes the most meat per capita
Animal rights group takes 14 rabbits in raid of farm in Catalan town
Town council has said that it will support the claims of the farmer should he come forward
Barcelona pledges to become “veg-friendly” city
Barcelona representatives aimed to make the Catalan capital a “veg-friendly” city this Tuesday in an unexpected proposal. The proposal launched by the city’s economy commission received support across almost all of the city council parties, and hopes that Barcelona can become a “friend of vegan and vegetarian culture”. With this, the proposal includes plans to support more businesses and individuals looking to benefit from including more “veg-friendly” options. Additionally, the commission’s proposal includes plans to publish a list of stores and restaurants in Barcelona that are helping people who are vegan, vegetarian, or just want to reduce the amount of meat and animal products they consume. To make it a reality, Barcelona will establish a BCN VEGPoint which will serve as a support and networking centre for businesses looking to become more veg-friendly.