September 16, 2023 –
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The French government has published a new draft decree aiming to ban, again, terms such as “steak”, “grill” or “spare ribs” being used to describe plant-based meat alternatives. In 2022, France became the first country in the EU to attempt to issue a decree protecting meat-related words against use by plant-based products, but it was suspended by France’s top administrative court…
Source: Veganfta.com
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