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A plant-based meat company is appealing to the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals a federal judge’s recent refusal to halt Oklahoma’s Meat Consumer Protection Act, which requires a disclaimer on plant-based food products that use a meat term in the product description.
In September, Upton’s Naturals Co. and the Plant Based Foods Association (“PBFA”) filed a lawsuit in Oklahoma federal court, asking the court to block the law from being enforced while the lawsuit remained pending.[1]
Similar to meat labeling laws
in other states, Oklahoma’s Meat Consumer Protection Act prohibits misrepresenting a product as meat that is not derived from harvested production livestock. [2] But the Act goes on to say that product packaging for plant-based items shall not be considered in violation […] so long as the packaging displays that the product is derived from plant-based sources in type that is
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Bozeman Area Food Specials and Happy Hours: December 2020
The December 2020 edition for eating out, grabbing a drink and staying safe. A few of the deals from Bozeman area bars and restaurants this month!
SINGLE BARREL LIQUOR & BAR: (4535 Valley Commons Dr Suite 101) Full liquor, beer and wine store. You can place an Online Order for Curb Side or in Store Pick Up. Single Barrel is offering our whiskey flights to go.
You can build your own 2oz flights from any of the 150 whiskies at the bar, we package them in mini-liquor style bottles. Great stocking stuffers!
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Plant-Based Product Labels Are Potentially Misleading, Judge Rules
Plant-Based Product Labels Are Potentially Misleading, Judge Rules
What s in a name, really? Quite a bit, according to a recent ruling by an Oklahoma judge, at least when that name involves words like
bacon,
sausage, or any other items traditionally made from meat.
The case at issue was brought to the U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals in September by plant-based meat company Upton s Naturals and the Plant-Based Foods Association (PBFA), two parties that were hoping to see the judge block a state law that is potentially discriminatory against plant-based products. The law in question requires that vegan meat products display the plant-based disclaimer on their packaging as largely and prominently as the brand s name. (And for more, check out these 52 Life-Changing Kitchen Hacks That ll Make You Enjoy Cooking Again.)