EU Parliament's Ban on Meat Terms for Plant-Based Products Sparks Debate
The European Parliament is poised to enforce a controversial ban on the use of traditional meat-related terms such as 'burger,' 'sausage,' and 'cutlet' for plant-based products. This initiative, supported by a majority vote, aims to prevent plant-based foods from leveraging the established reputations of meat products.
While proponents argue that this measure protects the integrity of meat nomenclature, critics, including consumer advocates and industry representatives, warn of potential economic repercussions and consumer confusion. The German government remains undecided on its stance regarding the proposal, as the issue stirs a significant debate on food labeling and consumer rights across the EU.
As discussions continue, the final decision awaits consensus from all 27 EU member states.
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