Meat Without Slaughter? Here’s How You Can Help Make That a Reality

Joe Loria November 22, 2016
Following their debut of the world’s first “clean meatball,
Silicon Valley startup Memphis Meats
had thousands of people reaching out to ask how they could play a part in this
historic movement for meat without animals.
In response, this week the company announced an Indiegogo campaign that will spread
the word about clean meat.
This revolutionary campaign will lay the foundation for the
mainstream adoption of clean meat, which will be vital in helping animals and
the planet. Each dollar donated will help spread the word about clean meat to
an estimated 17 people. Donors will also get name recognition and some pretty
sweet Memphis Meats swag as a gift.
Sounds exciting, right? Watch.
If you’re unable to contribute monetarily, it’s no problem!
There are still plenty of ways you can join this movement. You can sign up for
the Memphis Meats newsletter,
join their Thunderclap
campaign
, and help spread
the word by posting on your social media channels with the hashtag #mmfirstbite
and a link to the campaign.
Clean meat requires zero animal slaughter. It would also
eliminate the harmful environmental effects of raising animals on factory
farms.
Animal agriculture accounts for an overwhelming number
of greenhouse gas emissions and the daily
suffering of billions of factory-farmed animals. Clean meat has
enormous potential to foster positive global change.
But you need not wait for clean meat to come to a grocery
store near you. There are tons of delicious, totally meat-free options that are sure to
satisfy even the most devout carnivore.
To order your FREE Vegetarian Starter Guide, click here.

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