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The company was set up by Livio Bisterzo who is passionate about living a healthy lifestyle and these tasty puffs do just that. They are high in
We think chickpeas are an amazing hero ingredient; did you know when they are growing they release nitrogen back into the soil, which is great for the earth. We also love the fact that
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We’re working in partnership with Farm Africa, a charity working to help Sub-Saharan farmers grow their way out of poverty. They’re helping farmers grow more, sell more & sell for more.
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We love the variety! So many great vegan snacks for your office cravings.
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It might be time to start thinking about and anticipating Valentine's Day if you need some happiness and positive vibes to get you through the rest of the winter.
We are all aware of how challenging it may be to eat well while working. It takes too much willpower to resist the steady supply of sugary, trans-fat-filled healthy snacks for the office that are kept out on the breakroom table. If only the human brain was programmed to feel this way about fresh fruit and trail mix!
If we look at the beekeeping industry as a whole, the answer is no. Beekeeping isn't vegan. But depending on how you choose to keep bees, it can be considered a vegan practice.
We keep bees because they produce honey. Even so, there is a common misconception that though honey is made by bees, it is vegan-friendly. That is not the case.
Standard beekeeping, (though often overlooked) is an exploitative practice.