Newsletters from the Founder

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  • Small Things Make a Big Difference

    More empty space means products look bigger on the shelf, so some people will think they are getting more cheese for their money. That might seem like a good idea to the corporate money men. But it’s a terrible idea for the environment.
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    Making Vegan Products is Just a Start - We Must Also Advocate for the Animals

    As a producer of vegan food, I feel it is my responsibility not just to make alternatives to animal products - but also to get the word out about why it is so important to make them.

  • Go Red For Women - Heart Health Month

    What really scares me about the vegan products made by Big Dairy, with all their marketing and pricing power, is that the next generation of vegans - many of whom are young women - might grow up with even more heart disease than their dairy-eating parents, despite their best intentions in going vegan.
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    Founder Letter - End of Year Thank You - December 27, 2023

    On its face, the entry of Big Food (which includes Big Dairy and Big Meat) into the vegan cheese space seems to be a good thing. After all, isn’t this how capitalism works? Won’t this mean more vegan products in more stores at lower prices? Maybe. But when you dig a bit deeper, it starts to look very ominous. I think the vegan cheese business might be losing its soul.

  • Our New Packaging

    I believe the true alternative to dairy lies in healthy and nutritious products that are made with minimal processing and wholesome vegan ingredients that are sustainably grown from the earth.

  • Dairy Farmers of Canada Dare to Block the use of the Term “Dairy-Free”

    They can’t defend what they are doing (like cruelly taking nursing calves away from their mothers and killing them and spewing greenhouse gases and pollutants), so they attack small vegan companies that are trying to fix the mess they’ve made.