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71% of job seekers want to work for environmentally sustainable companies after the pandemic

source: IBM Survey on more than 14,000 adults globally from nine countries, 2021

Why your business should become more vegan-friendly

  • Sustainability

    A landmark report by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization emphasizes the substantial carbon emissions associated with traditional livestock agriculture. By embracing a vegan-friendly approach in your workplace, you actively contribute to lowering your organization's carbon footprint. This aligns seamlessly with Net Zero ambitions, paving the way for a more sustainable and environmentally responsible future.

  • Health & Wellbeing

    Numerous studies, including research published in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, underline the positive impact of plant-based diets on employee health. By incorporating vegan-friendly options in office menus, you not only cater to diverse dietary needs but also contribute to improved energy levels, reduced absenteeism, and heightened focus among your workforce.

  • Inclusivity

    Creating a vegan-friendly workplace fosters inclusivity by respecting diverse dietary choices, and needs, and honoring the values of Ethical Vegans. This proactive approach not only acknowledges individual differences but also contributes to a sense of belonging. According to a Glassdoor survey, a strong sense of belonging correlates with higher job satisfaction and improved overall workplace happiness.

  • Company Reputation

    A survey of over 3,200 workers in the UK has unveiled a striking statistic: 3 out of 5 adults would contemplate leaving their current job for a role they perceive as "greener." This underscores a critical shift in employee priorities, with an increasing number valuing environmental consciousness in their workplace. By embracing vegan-friendly practices, your organization positions itself as a destination that aligns with the values of the modern workforce.

Easy & Quick Practices to Introduce Vegan Initiatives at Work

  • Default Vegan Choices

    Make vegan meals in your corporate canteen's default choice, placing them on top of the menus to encourage a shift towards plant-based eating. An Oxford University study found that “small tweaks” to menu displays resulted in people ordering healthier meals more often.

  • Event Catering

    Ensure that at least 50% of dishes served at corporate events are vegan, promoting a culture of conscious and sustainable eating. Consider carbon labeling to showcase differences in the environmental impacts of food choices. Make sure plant-based dishes deliver on taste!

  • Vegan-Friendly Office Spaces

    Avoid leather when furnishing office spaces, opting for ethical alternatives to demonstrate a commitment to animal welfare. Choose cruelty-free soaps and cosmetics for office bathrooms, promoting a comprehensive vegan-friendly environment.

What other corporate decision-makers are saying about plant-based initiatives:

  • "LinkedIn has strong corporate values around sustainability. We’ve always incorporated plant-forward efforts into our program."

    Anna Bohbot, Global Food Program Manager at LinkedIn

  • "Driven by Earthforce, one of our employee resource groups dedicated to environmental sustainability, Veganuary is a great opportunity for our employees to think about the levers within their own control to contribute towards addressing the climate crisis."

    Hélène Mattei, Earthforce UK Co-President at Salesforce

  • “We need a more conscious diet all over the world to feed ourselves within our planetary limits."

    Christof Graf, Chief Buyer at Lidl Germany

  • “IKEA wants to make healthy and sustainable choices the most desirable option, by for example demonstrating that plant-based food can be really delicious.”

    Lena Pripp-Kovac, Chief Sustainability Officer at Inter IKEA Group

  • “Plant-based food has been the biggest culinary trend so far this century.”

    Cate May, Buying Manager of Plant-Based Protein at Tesco

  • “People who eat a meat-free diet are pioneers. I am convinced that meat consumption will soon have a reputation similar to smoking. In 20 years it will be the exception”.

    Patrick Junge, Founder of Peter Pane Bugergrill Bar restaurant chain