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Directories:

HappyCow's Global Guide to Vegetarian Restaurants and Shops

Free online vegetarian restaurant guide, sorted by country and region, providing vegetarian and vegan restaurant dining and health food store locations.

http://www.happycow.net

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

ReadyVeggieGo

Database of vegetarian friendly eating places and related links in the UK.

http://www.readyveggiego.co.uk/

Start4all.com: Vegetarian Links

Listings of web sites dealing with vegetarianism, recipes, animal rights and other related resources.

http://vegetarian.start4all.com/

The Top 50 Vegetarian Sites

Descriptions and links to sites in variety of areas including nutrition, restaurants, shopping, and message boards. Visitors can submit nominations and rank sites.

http://www.in-site.co.uk/the_top_50_vegetarian_sites/

The Vegetarian Channel

An extensive collection of vegetarian resources.

http://www.thevegetarianchannel.com

Vegetarian Home

Human-edited vegetarian web directory.

http://www.vegetarianhome.com/

VegGuide.Org

An open, community-maintained, world-wide directory of vegetarian resources, including restaurants, and groceries. Anyone can sign up and add new entries, write reviews, or add to the event listings.

http://www.vegguide.org/

vegveg.com

Business directory for vegetarian, vegan and organic foods. Includes: animal care, books, caterers, charities, environment, religion, travel.

http://www.vegveg.com/

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news.bbc.co.uk

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