Things we do
Stories
There’s only so many weird and interesting stories we can tell on the side of an Oatly package, so we carved out a little space for updates on the work we’re doing and the issues we care about.
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Least Relevant Comments
Descend deep into social media commentary about meat alternatives at chain restaurants. Find hell.
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Does This Scot Know Oats Best?
Probably. Coinneach MacLeod fell for the humble oat because of its versatility in Scottish cuisine—and because it can spin a good yarn.
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“Shove Your Vegan Burgers Up Your Arse”
And other words of wisdom from my trip to a Forest Green Rovers football game.
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Oatly in Otley
We love Oatly. They love Otley. We met at the 211th Otley Farm Show in West Yorkshire, England. Things got confusing.
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The Tea Report
We heard that OATLY might taste like Satans diarrhea in tea. So we went to investigate this further by asking the tea experts themselves-...
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Oatly lake
In the heart of Northern Michigan, hidden in a dense cedar forest in the small town of Mesick, lies a little-known body of water called...
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Project Fearless
After burning out in her advertising career, Mérida Miller decided it was time for a change. She founded Project Fearless (PF) in 2019...
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Hey Barista
The coffee world is home to the most interesting people we know. Hey Barista is a place built for those people’s opinions, musings, art...
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Black queer travel guide
The world is your oyster: travel guides prove it. They show that beautiful and exotic destinations across the world are accessible to...
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Climate change game
A shared interest in fighting climate change and an appreciation for dark humor served as the inspiration for a common project: Climate...
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Project hiu
Madison Stewart, also known as Shark Girl, has come out of the water for her toughest challenge ever: changing the shark fin industry by...
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Tiny pop up Munich
A sustainability expert and his friends built a tiny house as an answer to a big question: How can we make our living more sustainable?