Internet Soup

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Posted 03-18-2011
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Animal-friendly is the new black, as evidenced by all the good news in our latest edition of Internet Soup. Enjoy!

  • The Wall Street Journal reports that PETA's Fashion Week parties are changing the fashion world from the inside out.
  • Going vegan is the latest glamourous trend.
  • Betty Crocker is no match for Vegenaise and Ener-G Egg Replacer.
  • Animal abusers have 500 new reasons to steer clear of Holland.
  • A dog's life is one we would all like to live at this French hotel.
  • Sticky Fingers vegan cupcakes crumble the competition on Cupcake Wars. 
  • Sodexo's executive chef explains why the company's Meatless Mondays offerings are outselling their fatty competition.
  • A riveting animated video describes the dire plight of endangered bluefin tuna. This is not your kiddies' typical Saturday morning cartoon.

Written by Michelle Sherrow

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