World Vegan Day returns on Nov. 1
On November 1, many nations around the world celebrate World Vegan Day, a global day that focuses on veganism.
Let's find out what the goals of this anniversary are, and what initiatives are planned.
What is World Vegan Day
World Vegan Day was established in 1994 by the Vegan Society, the oldest vegan association founded in 1944 in the United Kingdom by Donald Watson and Elsie Shrigley.
Over time, the event has expanded its duration, becoming first "World Vegan Week" and later "World Vegan Month," with special initiatives lasting throughout November.
Objectives of the event, held for the first time on the occasion of the association's 50th anniversary, are to shed light on the vegan movement and to spread awareness and correct information about what is now in effect considered a lifestyle. The day also aims to raise awareness of the mistreatment of animals in intensive livestock farms, the important ethical and environmental repercussions of such farms, and many other issues.
Initiatives and special events for World Vegan Day
World Vegan Day -and World Vegan Month more generally -is an ideal time to approach or learn more about veganism.
This is made possible by intense participatory activity on the part of the vegan sector, which is seeing more vegan products available in physical and online stores, with vegan offerings from different parts of the planet. There is no shortage of special initiatives and promotional events for vegan recipes, clothing, and accessories.
There are multiple vegan and animal rights organizations in Italy that are adhering to World Vegan Day. To learn more, we suggest contacting associations, movements and nonprofits in your area.
Vegan and sustainability
Without getting into the controversy between vegan and sustainability, we would like to emphasize how our 100% Italian company since its founding has implemented real actions with a view to reducing its environmental impact and offering customers items for home and professional cooking that are free of heavy metals and safe for health.
Learn about Primecook's history and commitment.
Among the tangible results achieved by Primecook:
- absence of Teflon (PTFE), PFOA, PFAS and nickel in all our pots, pans and baking pans
- Ecoshield inorganic nonstick coating with mineral microparticles
- creation of handcrafted knives made right in our operational area (province of Brescia) entrusted to professionals with more than thirty years of experience
- choice of the highest quality and certified raw materials - our knives and cutting boards in the Anthracite line see the exclusive use of Paperstone®, top quality stainless steel, TITAN-ECOSHIELD blade coating, natural beech wood.
For any information or clarification please contact us without obligation.
