#PODCAST Popular South African food chain obtain "V-Label" accreditation, in a move hailed as a landmark by vegans

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By Newsbreak Producer Matthew Veeran - With plant-based or vegan food products gaining popularity worldwide, South Africa is to benefit from the introduction of an internationally-recognised vegan accreditation. Known as "V-Label" - the accreditation will work similar to a Halaal certificate for example - making it easier for consumers to identify vegan options and trust that they are truly vegan. Director of local food awareness NGO ProVeg South Africa, Donovan Will says this landmark move will hopefully inspire more interest in plant-based food locally. Will says he's confident that South Africans will embrace the new options not just for their quality, but for the positive impact these products have on the planet...

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