
How vegan markets work: a visitor's guide
What to expect at a vegan market in the UK: opening times, paying by card or cash, dogs, parking, what to bring and the best time to arrive.

Where to find plant-based markets, what to expect on the day, and how to make the most of a stall, whether you are browsing or selling.

What to expect at a vegan market in the UK: opening times, paying by card or cash, dogs, parking, what to bring and the best time to arrive.

Tickets, queues, talks and tastings: how to plan a first visit to a large vegan festival in the UK and enjoy it without spending the whole day in a queue.

What you need before your first pitch at a UK vegan market: food business registration, hygiene, allergen labels, insurance, pitch fees and what sells.

Simple ideas for eating well on a busy day out as a vegan: what to pack, what to look for at stalls and service stations, and how to avoid running on crisps.
Epsom, Kingston, Guildford, Farnham: how the local scene grew from a handful of tables in church halls to monthly outdoor markets that locals plan their weekends around.
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How to find vegan markets, festivals and street food in London, what each type of event is like and tips for getting the most out of a day in the city.
A season-by-season guide to vegan events in the UK, from spring markets and summer festivals to World Vegan Day in November and Veganuary in January.
A plain-English overview of the nutrients vegans are advised to pay attention to in the UK: vitamin B12, vitamin D, iodine, omega-3, calcium, iron and protein.
What the main vegan and cruelty-free logos mean on food, cosmetics and clothes in the UK, and how to check a product when there is no label at all.
Which vegan cakes and bakes survive a day on a market stall or a long trip, how to pack them, and the egg and butter swaps that work best.
Answers to common questions about vegan markets and festivals in the UK: who can go, costs, dogs, children, allergies and how to become a stallholder.