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The most important thing you can do for your health, the environment, and the innocent animals is to go veggie.

Down to Earth will launch "Meatless Mondays" beginning on Monday April 26th, and every Monday after that. Customers will get up to 40% off the regular price of selected ALL VEGETARIAN Preferred Brand items. Meatless Mondays will become one of Down to Earth's signature events.
"The idea behind Meatless Mondays is to encourage everyone to go meatless once a week," explains Mark Fergusson, Down to Earth's Chief Vegetarian Officer.
"Our goal is to make it easier for everyone to go meatless on Mondays by giving them big savings on great tasting meat alternatives. By eating less meat people can reduce global warming, protect the environment, and improve their health" says Fergusson. "There are only positive benefits to going meatless, with no unwelcome tradeoffs or unintended negative side effects.”
"Participating in Meatless Mondays will help improve your health, help reduce your carbon footprint, and save you money while you do it!"
The Meatless Mondays Sale will be on selected ALL VEGETARIAN Preferred Brand items, initially from the following brands:
Historical Roots in US History
Meatless Monday is a non-profit initiative of The Monday Campaigns, in association with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. The campaign has historical roots in WWI and WWII USA government food rationing campaigns. With the slogan “One day a week cut out meat,” it has recently grown into an international movement supported by celebrities such as Sir Paul McCartney. A resolution favoring Meatless Mondays was recently unanimously adopted by the San Francisco City Supervisors.
Here are a few points of interest about the historical roots of Meatless Mondays:
More information about meatless Mondays can be found at www.meatlessmonday.com
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