Yes I did mean veg and fruit, but I mean that obviously we need to eat but we need to do it in a sustainable and fair way.

Currently a lot of the produce in Canada & the US is grown by migrant labour where people are treated horribly. In Mexico, many of the agricultural production sites are owned by cartels. Quinoa used to be a primary food source for quechuan (peruvian indigenous) people but when it grew in popularity in the west, it became too expensive for those who depended on it. There are many more examples.

What there is to do about it is to demand better agricultural practices and support fair-trade, co-ops, and sustainable food vendors. In the same way we should be / are demanding cruelty-free and sustainable animal products.

Genuinely which ones? Everything I can think of is better than meat. Largely because the cows eat a lot of food in the first place with most of it being wasted.

In the UK there's a sweet maker called Candy Kittens. They make, like, vegan Haribo (only better) that tastes really really nice.

They've started making their own vegan peanut M&M's. Instead of chocolate they use a shit ton of palm oil.

It's "ethically sourced" palm oil, but that's still a sour thought after you've devoured a whole bag of tasty sweet treats in one sitting. It's still increasing the market capacity for palm oil, which in turn increases demand to destroy habitats eg orangutans in Indonesia and other SE Asian islands.

TL;DR palm oil is vegan.