VeganNation, an ecosystem uniting people, businesses, and organizations, designed to empower consumers to discover, share and purchase vegan products, welcomes Game of Thrones actor Jerome Flynn “Bronn” to its advisory board. The company also adds that its public pre-sale went live recently. Early pioneers of VeganNation were able to acquire the VeganCoin in the pre-sale, which began at the end of April 2019.
In today’s world, it is nearly impossible to track the origin of a food or product and authenticate whether it is 100% vegan and cruelty-free, but a global community platform can help change that. The platform unites millions of vegans to provide services that make the vegan lifestyle more attainable. VeganNation creates a full vegan economy equipped with its own traceable digital currency, a vegan product marketplace, online social platform, and recipe-sharing platform, — an entire ecosystem working together for every vegan to make a bigger impact.
“Vegan Nation is the basis of an international vegan economy that makes vegan lives simpler, more economical, and better for the Earth and the soul of each of us,” says Jerome Flynn. “VeganCoin will allow many more to become vegans and thereby contribute to the reduction of our ecological footprint.
“With over 300 million vegans around the world, it’s surprising that such an enormous population still lacks access to a single ecosystem that assists vegans in living and enjoying a truly plant-based and environmentally conscious lifestyle,” says Isaac Thomas, CEO and co-Founder of VeganNation.
Thomas also mentioned that he thinks it's important to get the support from vegan celebrities that are trusted by the vegan community, as they are committed to a vision of society they wish to live in and give to future generations to come.
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