France bans veggie ′steaks,′ ′sausages′ to describe vegetarian products
It's getting ridiculous here in Sweden. Actual product names (they tend to use English, sometimes with intentional misspellings to get around regulations, I assume):<p>"Vegan Grated Ch<heart emoji><heart emoji>se"<p>(<a href="https://assets.icanet.se/t_product_large_2x_v1,f_auto/7310240214079.jpg" rel="nofollow">https://assets.icanet.se/t_product_large_2x_v1,f_auto/731024...</a>)<p>"Roast Beaf - Plant-based cold cut"<p>(<a href="https://assets.icanet.se/t_product_large_2x_v1,f_auto/7350037193491.jpg" rel="nofollow">https://assets.icanet.se/t_product_large_2x_v1,f_auto/735003...</a>)<p>"Parveggio - grated"<p>(<a href="https://assets.icanet.se/t_product_large_2x_v1,f_auto/5292874000032.jpg" rel="nofollow">https://assets.icanet.se/t_product_large_2x_v1,f_auto/529287...</a>)<p>"Greek style"<p>(<a href="https://assets.icanet.se/t_product_large_2x_v1,f_auto/5292874001299.jpg" rel="nofollow">https://assets.icanet.se/t_product_large_2x_v1,f_auto/529287...</a>)<p>If I were vegan, I'd feel offended.