The Goodness blog

In the UK, March normally provides two reasons to celebrate. Firstly: The arrival of Spring with lighter days, blossoming daffodils and birds singing, and secondly: A day to celebrate our Mums - both biological and otherwise. 

In 2021, more people than ever signed up to take part in Veganuary making it the most popular year in the event's history.

The rise of veganism hit the headlines at the beginning of this new year when it was revealed that a record breaking 500,000 people had signed up to the Veganuary challenge - double the amount of people who signed up in January 2019.

No matter what type of year it has been, Christmas is a time where we can all sit back, take stock, recuperate and indulge.

Whether we just indulge in extra resting and relaxation, or whether our indulgences are slightly more sugary based, Christmas is the time to take a break before we welcome in a new year.

Data from Chefs Pencil, the Plant Based Foods Association and Happy Cow all found that veganism grew to brand new, record breaking heights this year.

Winter is approaching and with it, so is everyone’s favourite season of joy and merriment.