Multi-national corporations not known for their ethics in regards to animals, people or planet are jumping on the plant-based trend, bringing out their own animal-free versions of popular products, investing in vegan businesses or buying vegan companies.
In this talk given by Katrina Fox, founder of Vegan Business Media at the World Vegan Day festival in Melbourne, Australia in November 2019, she discusses:
• How will this impact independent, ethical vegan businesses?• What are the pros and cons?• What does this mean for the vegan and animal advocacy movements?
NOTE: Recording of the FB livestream wasn’t great and the final 10 minutes didn’t record so this final part was re-recorded on computer.
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Katrina Fox is an award-winning vegan journalist, publisher, speaker, PR consultant and media trainer who teaches vegan business owners, entrepreneurs and change makers how to get free publicity by sharing their stories. Katrina was a regular contributor to Forbes for a year, writing about vegan and plant-based business. She is the founder and editor-in-chief of Vegan Business Media, the host of Vegan Business Talk podcast, and the author of Vegan Ventures: Start and Grow an Ethical Business. Katrina is also the creator of Vegans in the Limelight: Online PR course for Vegan Business Owners and Entrepreneurs. For more information and to hire Katrina, email her at katrina [at] veganbusinessmedia [dotcom]
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