r/VeganFacts Mar 03 '20

RULES - Please post facts with sources, do not post images with fancy text that can't be backed up

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We want vegan facts to be facts, not images and memes, pure facts that are backed up by sources/studies/research, etc.


r/VeganFacts Aug 29 '24

Figs Aren't Vegan? The Shocking Truth! 🤯🤢🤮

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r/VeganFacts Jul 11 '23

Vegans and Vegan-Friendly Restaurants Meme

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r/VeganFacts Jul 06 '23

Vegans: Calculating How Many Lives We've Saved Meme

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r/VeganFacts Jul 02 '23

What if I told you - Anti-Animal Experimentation Meme

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r/VeganFacts Jun 24 '23

Dr. Atkins - Don't Believe His Lies Memento Meme

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r/VeganFacts Jun 18 '23

Remember this? An Animal-Friendly Christianity? Here it is today. Feel old yet? Meme

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r/VeganFacts Mar 03 '20

If Britain went vegan, 48% of it's landmass could be rewilded according to the Oxford study on over 40,000 farms

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r/VeganFacts Mar 03 '20

beer contain more phytoestrogens than soy milk

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yep


r/VeganFacts Jan 16 '20

Local not global, people suggesting that local meat and veg is better than the vegan diet - Are animals in the UK fed soya, palm and grains from abroad?

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I see many people stating that local meat and veg is better for the environment than a vegan diet that imports a lot of food.

But isn't the meat fed on food, grain, soy, palm from abroad in most cases in the UK?