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If you're not buying it because of the case where they're scared to label something which is vegan as such, then you're part of the problem and you're hurting v
by drewg123 4y ago
If you're not buying it because of the case where they're scared to label something which is vegan as such, then you're part of the problem and you're hurting veganism.
What matters is reducing climate impact, reducing animal cruelty, and the health benefits. What doesn't matter is your feelings about labels. By boycotting such products, you're reducing their market, potentially causing them to drop their plant based offering, and making it more difficult for people to eat vegan. That, in turn, reduces the number of vegans and hurts everybody.
- hobbitstan 4y agoIf they go out of their way avoid saying it’s vegan then I won’t waste my time on it as it may not actually be vegan, despite the listed ingredients. It’s suspicious.
- californical 4y agoWhy would they be scared to label it if it’s actually vegan? I can understand someone who feels morally about something not wanting to take a chance on something that the producer isn’t willing to back with a proper label
- drewg123 4y agoI think its as the GP says "vegan is a dirty word for some people". Between a lot of vegans being meme-level obnoxious about their veganism, and early plant based products being horribly bad (Boca burger, I'm looking at you), veganism has tended to get a bad name.