Colm O’Fearaíl is the man behind the Flying Squirrel plant-based cheese, and he talks a bit about the market and how it started, check the interview. What is your business about? I make plant-based or vegan cheese using traditional cheese-making techniques. That means the cultures I use are used on dairy cheese and the process
1. Be a Vegan Grocer More and more vegan stores are popping up, especially in big cities. If those don’t exist, look into working for health food stores, which typically consist of mostly vegan products and groceries. 2. Work at a Vegan Restaurant Even if you can’t cook, there are plenty of restaurant jobs available.
This year Dublin will be apart of the global Empty the Tanks protest. The goal of the event is to raise awareness of the plight of animals in the captive marine mammal industry. Although Ireland does not hold cetaceans captive, thousands of Irish tourist visit marine parks each year on holidays. It is important to
CDC Animal Therapy was set up by Kat on 17th April 2018 and delivers large variety of treatments including Canine sports massage, Trigger points, Joint mobilization, Passive Range of Motion, Reflexology, Phototherapy, Acu-point Therapy, Electro-therapy and many more. This is Kat’s big boy Jackson (aka Mr J) – reason why and how it all started
Vegan Check is a collaborative app you need to learn about the products you use. You’ll be connected to other people who submit information through the app about products you may not know. You can also collaborate by sending information about the vegan products you have discovered, forming a great collaborative and informative environment
Facebook group was created to help the vegan community to find opportunities of job. The increase of veganism in the marketplace, has changing the way the owners has been planning their business in Ireland. It’s getting more usual finding any vegan dishes added in the menu of traditional restaurants in Dublin, and new places are opening to attend these new audience, not only vegans, but
