Association végétarienne de France

The Association Végétarienne de France (AVF) is a French association that states it has defended plant-based food since 1995, aiming to preserve animals, health and the planet. It was created at the end of the 20th century by Lionel Reisler. Its activities include Végécantines, Végépolitique, the V-Label certification, Veganuary and 1·2·3 Veggie, and it publishes the magazine ViraGe. Its registered address is 84 rue d'Hauteville, 75010 Paris.

The AVF was created at the end of the 20th century by Lionel Reisler, in a context where vegetarianism was little known and often marginalised. At the time, its mission was to unite vegetarians or people in transition, offering them information tools and opportunities to meet. Since then, the association has strengthened its action by developing support for companies (notably through V-Label certification), advocating with political actors and supporting the transition of collective catering. The AVF states it has defended plant-based food since 1995.

Defends plant-based food to preserve animals, health and the planet.

Product categories. V-Label certification · Veganuary campaign · 1·2·3 Veggie · Végécantines · Végépolitique · ViraGe magazine

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