In the EU, you can't sell a concoction of palm oil, whey protein, fillers, flavors and colorings as "cheese" - you need to label it as "breakfast spread" or something like that.
There are different words you are allowed to use for fruit-based drinks depending on how removed they are from actual fruit.
Why not apply similar standards to the ersatz meat?
In the EU, you can't sell a concoction of palm oil, whey protein, fillers, flavors and colorings as "cheese" - you need to label it as "breakfast spread" or something like that.
There are different words you are allowed to use for fruit-based drinks depending on how removed they are from actual fruit.
Why not apply similar standards to the ersatz meat?