Last year, Arkansas enacted a “Truth in Labeling” law that placed restrictions on companies’ ability to label edible products with the term “meat” and other meat-related words.[1] Arkansas Act 501 ...

A win for free speech and Tofurky. Vegetarian food companies can legally use terms like sausage and burgers in their marketing, per a new federal court ruling. The decision stems from a lawsuit ...

Plant-based substitutes for animal products have rapidly grown in popularity, but the sector still has a few challenges to overcome–including their category definition. Last month, the FDA took aim at ...

Tofurky is suing Louisiana over a state law that prohibits plant-based meat from using the word “meat.” The lawsuit claims it is a violation of the First Amendment. MCDONALD'S REPORTS QUARTERLY BOOST ...

BALTIMORE — Several decades before plant-based eating became a mainstream movement, Tofurky founder Seth Tibbott began manufacturing tempeh in a vacant elementary school in Oregon. Today, the ...

Louisana’s “Truth in Labeling of Food Products Act” adopted in 2019 does not violate any constitutional guarantees. It is also no threat to the business practice of the Hood River, OR-based Turtle ...

If you want to talk Tofurky with Seth Tibbott, the man who came up with the vegan holiday roast, he sends you a PowerPoint presentation first humbly called “The Tofurky Story: A Great American ‘Rags ...

HOOD RIVER, Ore. (KOIN) – Tofurky’s been gobbled up! Hood River’s plant-based food company just carved a new chapter in an announcement of its new acquisition to the international Morinaga Nutritional ...

Ah, Thanksgiving: the annual holiday when Americans gather around the table with the people they’re closest to (genetically, at least) for a feast of traditional food, prayers, stories of gratefulness ...

You already eat vegan (or vegetarian) but you can always use a little inspiration for trying new dishes. Let Tofurky’s campaign Tofurky Tuesdays challenge you to change up your diet. You already eat ...