This stinks of (rotten) meat lobby.
I hope the meat substitute industry comes up with some kind of 'it's not meat' marketing campaign to counter this.
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This stinks of (rotten) meat lobby.
I hope the meat substitute industry comes up with some kind of 'it's not meat' marketing campaign to counter this.
Congrats to the meat-farmers and -industry! It shows you are “winning” the game against vegetarians and vegans. Now you can finally stop your usual whining about subsidies and the like - everything solved eh?
Sausage will always remain a form. It is even more apparent in German you dumb Kackwürste.
Overpaid morons. You could put them out of work right now and it would only be beneficial.
EU parliamentarians are so far up their ass, they can’t even see the big ass VEGAN logo that is on every vegan meat replacement product
Seems like a relatively pro-consumer policy for so many people to be upset about it. They're not banning Beyond burgers or mushroom steak. It's still going to taste the same and have the same distribution network.
They just have to alter the label. In the US a "slider", "whopper", "quarter pounder", and "baconator" are among the most popular burgers and not one of them needs the word burger in it's marketing.
Sure, it's not really solving a problem, but it's ensuring more informative labeling. Proprietary phone charging cables weren't a real problem either, but it felt like everyone was glad when the EU standardized it.
Should name products made from animals as they are: spherical gassed pig after a short, miserable life without ever seeing daylight. Or: salty fat from methane burping cows that could also have fed their killed off offspring.
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"Steek and Bergers"?
What a great Democratic organ taking care of the true problems of the days /s
Wait till they learn how long peanut butter has existed
Investing time and money into producing meat alternatives for the growing market share of vegans and vegetarians? Hell no, better throw our money on a dumpster fire of lobbyism and denial.
Just out of spite i will from now on refer to milk as cow drink.
IIRC they suggested "tube" instead of "sausage". So I guess we are now renaming them to tube dogs.
It’s only a burger if it comes from the municipality of Cheeseberg.
This is just stupid. Make it clear the product doesn't have meat in it. It's not that hard. Surely people can't be confused by veggie burger vs burger?