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France BANS vegan food-makers from using meaty terms to advertise plant-based products over issues of 'transparency and honesty' - Vimarsana News

France BANS vegan food-makers from using meaty terms to advertise plant-based products over issues of 'transparency and honesty'

A draft decree from the French government has banned food-makers from using 21 words and phrases to describe plant-based products, including 'steak', 'escalope', 'spare ribs', 'ham', and 'butcher'

France readies new salvo against labelling for meat substitutes - Vimarsana News

France readies new salvo against labelling for meat substitutes

The French government said Monday it was preparing a new decree against using meat-related terms like "steak" or "grill" being used to describe plant-based products. 

Source: rfi.fr
No more cordon blur: France prepares to ban vegetarian products from using meaty language - Vimarsana News

No more cordon blur: France prepares to ban vegetarian products from using meaty language

Terms like ‘steak’, ‘grill’ and ‘spare ribs’ must be expunged from plant-based products, says agriculture ministry, amid simmering dispute

Sacré Beef: France Reintroduces Plant-Based Meat Labelling Ban - Vimarsana News

Sacré Beef: France Reintroduces Plant-Based Meat Labelling Ban

France's agriculture ministry has drafted a new decree to ban 21 terms like 'steak', 'beef' and 'grilled' from plant-based meat labelling.

France prepares to ban use of word 'steak' for vegetarian food items - Vimarsana News

France prepares to ban use of word 'steak' for vegetarian food items

The agriculture ministry is working on a new decree on the controversial issue, which would also ban the use of the words ‘bacon’ and ‘sausage’ for plant-based products