The Plant Code

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Name of your business: The Plant Code Podcast


Location: I travel the world to record episodes




Facebook: The Plant Code 




Instagram: @theplantcode


Email address: theplantcode@mail.com


What do you do? A weekly podcast episode about veganism, environmentalism and beyond 


Apple:  https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/the-plant-code-podcast/id1456301978?l=en


Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/19BZEfqOdsJh5REjwRTBJq?si=MhMMud9WTA24SYnUIM8oEg


Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC73nzYhzZsR-k_qdL6jytcA


Meet Max and Erik from The Plant Code



Why did you start the business? 

To provide in depth answers to questions about vegans and normalise veganism by recording episodes with vegans of all backgrounds and professions 


What keeps you motivated? 

The feedback from the vegan and non vegan listeners! Do give us your feedback on Instagram @theplantcode


What are your future plans? 

To keep growing the podcast and it’s audience, I hope to keep the podcast going for years and help many more people go vegan




What is your message? 

To make veganism accessible and understandable to everyone


Do you have any discount codes for the reader? 

10% off all meal plans at Plant Power in Dubai using discount code PLANTCODE.

40% off all purchases at https://korkest14.com/ they make vegan leather replacement products from cork using discount code theplantcode



Podcasts:  

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Watch Easy Vegan Stuffed Mushrooms YouTube video





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