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V-Label, the world’s leading vegan and vegetarian trademark, announces that the organization has renewed its partnership with UK-based consumer insight agency FMCG Gurus. FMCG Gurus, V-Label’s consumer insights research partner, provides market research and insight into consumer attitudes and behaviors across the food, beverage, and supplement markets worldwide. 

20 individuals, hailing from Belgium to Nigeria to Hong Kong, who share a common goal: transforming outdated food systems and changing the narrative around the possibilities of thriving without harming the planet. Whether it be through education, activism, research, technology, politics, entrepreneurship—or a combination of these—their life’s work is creating a better, fairer world for animals and humans alike. For the second year in a row, V-Label is showcasing the Food Heroes you ought to watch in 2023 and beyond. 

As the global leader in labeling vegan and vegetarian products, V-Label has established new partnerships with organizations, bringing the total to 37 globally. In the near future, producers and retailers in Brazil, Malaysia, and Vietnam will be able to work with these local organizations to obtain their licenses and receive support.

In recent years, almost every retailer in Europe has introduced its own private label offering vegan and vegetarian products to consumers. In its newly published white paper, V-Label reveals its market leader position among certified private labels. Across the globe, more than 50,000 products from more than 4,300 licensees now carry V-Label.

V-Label, the world’s leading vegan and vegetarian trademark, has launched an online e-commerce store. In the first months, European consumers can buy the V-Label Box, which contains an all-vegan, V-Label certified assortment of products coming from a variety of producers from different countries. Later in the year, selected products, including hoodies and t-shirts, will be […]

New European Union Regulation On January 3rd 2023, regulation was passed allowing companies in Europe to use house crickets (Acheta domesticus) as an ingredient in a variety of food items in the form of powder. The request was made by Cricket One Co. Ltd, a company specialized in farming crickets for consumption. V-Label is the […]