Why is the impossible Burger Not vegan?
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There is no meat in the Impossible Burger, nor are there any animal byproducts. However, some vegans believe Impossible Foods products are disqualified from being categorized as vegan, because the brand conducted a test on animals in order to gain FDA approval of heme.
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