En: [ivu-veg-news] (US) Environmentalists Say Google Shows Rise of Vegans and Vegetarians for World Vegan Day

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Gúgol revela aumento de veganos e vegetarianos, e amanha, DIA MUNDIAL VEGANO, promete ser o maior que já houve. ORGULHO VEGANO, minha gente! "AnimalConcerns.org" <animalconcerns escreveu: De: AnimalConcerns.org <animalconcernsData: Wed, 31 Oct 2007 07:41:30 -0400Assunto: [ivu-veg-news] (US) Environmentalists Say Google Shows Rise of Vegans and Vegetarians for World Vegan DayAs part of the World Vegan Day celebrations Vegans cite Google andfood manufacturers to reveal a dramatic upward trend in the popularityof healthy, planet friendly vegan foods and lifestyles. World VeganDay 1st November is expected to be the most influential ever. Veganorganisations are predicting the number of consumers regularly buyingvegan products will have

doubled by the end of the year as theyrealise the environmental and health benefits.(PRWEB) October 31, 2007 -- You don't need to find the lost book ofNostradamus or a Nostradamus prediction to see the rise in interest inveganism and vegetarianism in the news and vegetarian and vegan foodin the shops. However some influential vegans do agree withNostradamus's date of 2012 claiming World Vegan Day 1st November1:11:11 is expected to be a very historic date for them.The Google Press office, who refuse to comment on the rise in interestin veganism on the web for the World Vegan Day Press release, saidtoday "we prefer to let the statistics speak for themselves," theydirect enquiries to google.com/trends.Vegans claim a quick search on Google Trends is like bursting open aHalloween pumpkin to reveal a cascade of trick or treat vegan goodies.It shows a steady overall increase of vegan popularity in the

newssince the peak of 2004 during The Vegan Society's Diamond Jubilee1944-2004.Further investigation on Google's news archives finds 4,930 mentionsof vegan in the news for 2005 rising to 8,250 mentions of vegan in the2006 news archives.At the beginning of the year vegan organisations predicted thatnumbers of consumers buying vegan products would double by the end ofthe year.-- full story:http://www.emediawire.com/releases/2007/10/emw565023.htm----- http://www.animalconcerns.org/ -----More News Headlines! New Links -- 100 most recent links!Events, E-Mail Lists, Jobs, Organizations, and Message Boards (Forums)SEARCH for the item on Animalconcerns.org!Animal Concerns News Service (RSS Feed):http://www.envirolink.org/animalnews.rssivu-veg-news is provided as a public information service. Views expressed in articles are not necessarily those of the International Vegetarian Union.