Take a listen to this podcast in which I am featured talking about my views on veganism. It may be a surprise to know that as the owner of a meat business I welcome the movement as an important catalyst for change.
I hope you enjoy it. Caroline x
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/is-vegan-a-dirty-word/id1490590788?i=1000461549444
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