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Paul McCartney, PETA call for East Bay coffee chain to remove plant-based milk surcharge

The BriefPeet's Coffee has a long history in the Bay Area, with its first location opening in 1966 at Vine and Walnut streets in Berkeley.Peet's charges an additional $0.80 to customers who order oat or almond milk.

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Paul McCartney and PETA win battle to get Peet’s Coffee to drop vegan milk upcharge

Peet’s Coffee has announced it will no longer charge extra for plant-based milks. The decision comes just days after Sir Paul McCartney, a longtime advocate for animal welfare, penned an open letter to the East Bay company urging it to eliminate the $1 surcharge for vegan milk.

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PETA, Paul McCartney call for Peet's coffee to remove surcharge on milk alternatives

In an open letter to Emeryville-based Peet's Coffee, Beatles' legend Paul McCartney is asking the coffee chain to stop charging an extra fee for plant-based milk.

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Hilarious PETA billboard births the internet's new favourite phrase

There's no formula for creating the best billboard advertising, but somehow PETA's latest ad has created a TikTok storm. By embracing the absurd, the hilarious ad is proof that sometimes you don't ...

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Paul McCartney teams up with PETA for attack on East Bay coffee chain

Paul McCartney and PETA have joined forces to urge Peet’s Coffee to eliminate its plant milk surcharge. The Beatles star penned an open letter to Eric Lauterbach, president and CEO of Peet’s Coffee, ...

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PETA goes after kids theme park in D-FW

PETA has erected a billboard in North Richland Hills in response to a menu that contains meat options at the new Peppa Pig Theme Park.(Courtesy of PETA) PETA has planned a protest for the ...

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PETA’s shocking billboard tells farmers to ditch dairy and ‘moove on’

A billboard erected by animal rights group PETA in Gloucester has ignited debate over the future of dairy farming in the UK. The advertisement, which reads, "Dairy farmers: It’s time to moove on.

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