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Retailers ready for 'Veganuary' with new plant-based products

03 January 2019 • 2 min read

With record numbers signing up to go vegan this month Marks & Spencer, Greggs, and Waitrose have unveiled new plant-based ranges

Marks & Spencer is one of a host of food retailers to unwrap new vegan offerings this week to capitalise on surging consumer demand for meat-free foods in the UK. Launched yesterday, M&S' vegan-friendly...

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