City in the Netherlands bans meat advertisements
The city of Haarlem in the Netherlands has voted to ban advertisements for meat in public spaces as part of efforts to fight climate change.
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The city of Haarlem in the Netherlands has voted to ban advertisements for meat in public spaces as part of efforts to fight climate change.
Haarlem is to ban most adverts for meat from public spaces because of the food's impact on climate.
As part of a strategy to cut greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change, the Dutch city of Haarlem has become the first in the world to ban meat advertisements.
Councillors of the city near Amsterdam home to 160,000 people agreed to outlaw ads for intensively farmed meat on public places like buses, shelters and screens from 2024
Move was approved by city council in November but went unnoticed until last week when councillor officially notified advertising agencies