Plant-based in Czechia: 10 articles to bookmark on World Vegan Day

Did you know that famed Czech writer Franz Kafka was a vegetarian?
The number of vegan and vegetarian restaurants in the Czech Republic totals 232, meaning 21.6 restaurants per million inhabitants.
In Prague there are 4.2 vegan restaurants per capita, making it one of Europe's most vegan-friendly cities.
Vegans and vegetarians in Czechia tend to be educated and span a wide age range, mostly between 18 to 30 years old. Vegetarianism is more common among older people than veganism.
According to research by Ipsos, in 2020 one in ten Czechs completely or partially eliminated meat from their diets.
Following the invasion of Ukraine, The Vegetus company, specializing in vegan and vegetarian sausages moved production from Kharkiv to Česká Ves near Jeseník.

Vegan Fighter One of the largest Czech vegan portals. Check their Instagram for upcoming event details.
ProVeg International organization raising awareness about food choices and replacing animal products with plant-based alternatives.
Veggiezone Community website for vegans, vegetarians, and dieters.
Veganství One of the largest Czech public Facebook pages for the vegan community.
Vegan.cz Portal with vegan recipes, articles on veganism, and instructions on becoming vegan.
Veggies Abroad Provides vegan guides to locations around the world.
Veggies Visa Focused on veganism and living cruelty-free, aiming to provide information and resources to help people adopt a vegan lifestyle through educational articles.
Happy Cow A search tool to find vegan food and drinks options near you, complete with tips, a blog, recipes, and a large community.