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Europos Žaliosios sostinės titulu pasipuošęs Vilnius Naujuosius metus pasitiko su

Šiemet mūsų mylimas Vilnius tapo Europos Žaliąja sostine ir sieks

ŽIVI GALI team managed to get a lot of advertising space for free (!),

The non-governmental organization "Gyvi gali" aims to promote the availability of plant-based nutrition in Lithuania

With growing talk about the impact of the livestock sector on the climate, that is changing

We are among those for whom the end of summer brings joy - August

On the last Sunday of summer, August 25, our organizations will be held in Vilnius

Human-animal relations, mutual understanding between species and ways of living

The mission of the GYVI GALI organization is to increase the availability of plant-based food in Lithuania.

At the beginning of the year, the international platform "Happy Cow" announced the 10 most plant-friendly cities,

ŽIVI GALI aims to be tasty, animal-friendly and sustainable in its activities

The gift-buying marathon is just getting into gear for some. For some, this is the time

In the near future, there should be an increase in the number of products manufactured in Lithuania marked with the international "V-Label" mark

Lithuania is currently celebrating "Climate Week", during which traditionally more

The effort to limit the labeling of plant-based alternatives as meat-based began a few years ago

Eric Adams, the mayor of New York who was elected last year, immediately took action

Recently, we took steps in the organization "Gyvi Gali" to join the European Union

Maybe it's a good thing that it's hard for those who haven't experienced it to understand how it changes

We previously wrote about how the European Parliament voted at the beginning of May

In early May, the European Parliament voted against the inclusion of plant-based milk in the

In March, a proposal was made in Italy to ban alternative meat products,

The United Nations World Food Program (WFP) predicts that in 2023

We like to joke that we buy meat sausages in the store, which practically contain meat

Clean air, clean water, healthy soil, biodiversity, good quality,

In the context of eating meat, you hear about the unpleasantness felt by vegans or vegetarians

New Year is here! Most of us think about

How to avoid asking for and buying an unnecessary Christmas present? Almost always the answer

The supply of plant-based meals in public catering establishments has grown significantly over the last decade

Linking the current food system to the pressing problems of the world - a deteriorating one

Society is increasingly talking about the harmful effects of meat consumption, and stores

When it comes to sustainability, ethics and health, plant-based meat is going from strength to strength

A good decade ago, it was not uncommon to find a plant-based dish in public catering establishments

Animal rights and welfare activists are pushing to give up meat

Depletion of earth's resources, torture of animals and the needs of a rapidly growing population

In June and July, even three countries in the world introduced labeling

When the world is increasingly talking about food shortages,

The amount of meat consumed by Lithuanians is growing every year and at the moment

With the world reeling from frightening predictions of the climate crisis, animal welfare violations

In an effort to reduce its greenhouse gas footprint, the supermarket chain Lidl is taking action

As the annual grant period draws to a close, it is interesting to look at the country

According to the "HappyCow" app, which operates almost all over the world, in Lithuania there are barely

According to United Nations estimates, the world's population will grow to 2050 by 2050

What could be better than a thoughtful, cozy gift? A gift that

Plant-based meat is becoming a stronger competitor to the traditional meat industry. unfortunately

The vegan month of January ("Veganuary"), which is sweeping the world, does not miss Lithuania either

When the effects of land exploitation become visible to the naked eye, but denied