Vegetarian Society goes underground

Rosie Greenaway
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The Vegetarian Society is to launch its first ever London Underground poster campaign for two weeks this spring, coinciding with National Vegetarian Week 2018 which runs from 14-20 May.

The campaign’s marketing posters, scheduled to appear on tube routes throughout the capital between Monday 7 May and Sunday 20 May, will showcase meat-free products and brands to millions of commuters and visitors to the city.

Any company can take part, explains  Lynne Elliot, chief executive, the Vegetarian Society: “This is a collective advertising project and we welcome anyone with a veggie product or service to get in touch and be part of a campaign that will make a bigger splash than individual posters could alone. The tube handles up to five million passenger journeys per day. That’s a lot of eyes that could see these posters. Show your love for National Vegetarian Week and get your products seen!”

The Vegetarian Society says it is ‘passionate about veggie food’ and wants to spread the word about how easy it is to follow a meat-free diet.

Posters will be displayed on stairs, lifts and escalator panels. Services and companies who wish to get involved should visit www.nationalvegetarianweek.org or call 0161 925 2000.

 

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Having spent the early part of career putting her BA (Hons) in Media Writing to use as a freelancer writer across a number of industries – from wellbeing, food and travel to design and events – Rosie Greenaway’s post as editor of Natural Products News and Natural Beauty News began in 2017. In 2018 she co-launched NPN’s 30 under 30 initiative, is a regular presenter and speaker on industry panels, is a judge of several awards schemes in food and beauty (from the Soil Association’s BOOM Awards to the Who’s Who in Green Beauty Scandinavia) and acts as an Advisory Board Member for the Sustainable Beauty Coalition.
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