Research

Vegan Australia carries out research in a range of areas, including the most effective ways to promote veganism, how to counter the marketing techniques of the animal industries and the impacts of a vegan agricultural system. Some of these projects are listed below.

Latest research

Moving to a vegan agricultural system for Australia
The vision of Vegan Australia is a future where animals are no longer exploited. To support this vision, Vegan Australia has researched the impacts of...
apple orchard farmIf Australia goes vegan, will there be enough land to feed everyone?
For some people one of the barriers to going vegan is the concern that the environment and the economy will not be able to support a vegan world.
Impact of a vegan agricultural system on land use
Since European settlement, the Australian continent has been extensively modified by animal agriculture, with livestock (mainly cattle, sheep and dair...
economy and piggy bankImpact of a vegan agricultural system on the economy
This report forms part of the "Moving to a vegan agricultural system" series which examines how a move to an agricultural system where no animals are ...
vegan soy based sausagesBusiness case for vegan options in non-vegan restaurants
There is a growing trend for consumers to opt for healthy and cruelty-free fare. Vegan Australia's Vegan dining campaign assists restaurants to tap ...
letters spelling out the word veganA systems advocacy approach to promoting veganism
Advocating for progressive change can be done both at an individual level and at a systemic level. Much vegan advocacy is done by appealing to individ...
Vegan Australia is an animal rights organisation that campaigns nationally for veganism. 
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