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Veggie burgers: no change in labelling plant-based products

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Members of the European Parliament rejected all proposals to reserve meat-related names for products containing meat.

27 October 2020
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Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) rejected proposals to recognise steak, sausage, escalope, burger and hamburger as exclusively meat-based products. They also voted down amendments on reserving labels used for meat and meat-based products mostly for foodstuffs containing meat.

These plans followed the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruling that has determined that the terms ‘milk’, ‘yoghurt’ and ‘butter’ only apply to genuine dairy products, banning terms like ‘almond milk’, and tried to extend this decision from the dairy sector to the meat sector.

Nothing will change for plant-based products and the labels used for their sale.

October 23, 2020/ EP/ European Union.

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30-Oct-2020 jthorman1404Your audience may not know all the anachronism being used today
What are MEPs ( Spell it Out)
Want does ECJ mean ( spell it out)
Don't assume we know inform us clearly
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02-Nov-2020 pig333Hi John,
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