Animal abuse isn’t limited to slaughterhouses.

Around the world, bulls are forced to haul heavy loads while enduring painful restraints. Monkeys are chained and trained to pick coconuts. Chickens are crammed into filthy sheds. Civet cats are confined in cages so their waste can be turned into expensive coffee.

Animals are feeling, thinking individuals. Yet businesses continue to treat them as tools for profit.

Companies, governments, and institutions can help build food systems that respect animals instead of exploiting them.

Take Action and Help Keep Cruelty Off the Menu

 
1 of 5

Urge Tomorrowland to Go 100% Vegan by 2027!

Act Now
Sign the Petition Today
Tomorrowland: Commit to a 100% Vegan Future

Dear Mr Vanwelsenaers,

Tomorrowland has built a reputation as a forward-thinking festival with bold environmental ambitions. As the festival continues to advance its sustainability commitments, there is a significant opportunity to further reduce the festival's impact through food and drink choices.

Animal agriculture is a leading driver of greenhouse-gas emissions, deforestation, biodiversity loss, and resource depletion. One of the most effective actions any large event can take to reduce its environmental footprint is to serve only plant-based food and drink.

Tomorrowland has already demonstrated that festival-goers embrace vegan options. To protect all precious life while there is still time left, I urge you to go further. 

Please commit to making all food and drink served at your festivals worldwide 100% vegan by 2027.

By taking this step, Tomorrowland can become a global leader in sustainable events and help create a kinder, greener future for animals, people, and the planet.

Sincerely,

You can read our full privacy policy here. You can change the way we communicate with you at any time you wish, including to reduce the number of letters we send you or to opt out of all our communications. To do so please, contact us here. Current subscribers: you’ll continue to receive e-mails unless you explicitly opt out here.

Take the Next Step

Get PETA Updates

You can read our full privacy policy here. You can change the way we communicate with you at any time you wish, including to reduce the number of letters we send you or to opt out of all our communications. To do so please, contact us here. Current subscribers: you’ll continue to receive e-mails unless you explicitly opt out here.