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Spring is the season of celebration, of weddings, anniversaries and graduations, of Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, of cherry blossoms and sunny skies and just being happy to be alive.
Most years we’d be planning parties to mark all the important occasions of the season, filling restaurants and hotel ballrooms with the people we love best. But of course, this is not most years.
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Because of the pandemic, our celebrations will have to be small. Even if restrictions on indoor dining in B.C. are lifted after May 25, we’ll likely be limited to six people for a while, and many of us still won’t feel comfortable dining out at all.
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Spring is the season of celebration, of weddings, anniversaries and graduations, of Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, of cherry blossoms and sunny skies and just being happy to be alive.
Most years we’d be planning parties to mark all the important occasions of the season, filling restaurants and hotel ballrooms with the people we love best. But of course, this is not most years.
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Try refreshing your browser. Bring the celebration home: 25 fine-dining restaurants that offer takeout in Metro Vancouver Back to video
Because of the pandemic, our celebrations will have to be small. Even if restrictions on indoor dining in B.C. are lifted after May 25, we’ll likely be limited to six people for a while, and many of us still won’t feel comfortable dining out at all.
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The United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit upheld Missouri’s labeling law preventing the use of common meat terms for plant-based alternatives. The case, Turtle Island Foods, SPC v. State of Missouri, otherwise known as the fake meat labeling case, offers a win for livestock producers who sought the rule. But the fight isn’t over as the plant-based food industry defends its actions against other state labeling laws.
Turtle Island Foods, operating as Tofurky, filed suit to obtain a preliminary injunction against a 2018 Missouri state statute that prevents “misrepresenting a product as meat that is not derived from harvested production livestock or poultry.” The District Court denied the request for preliminary injunction against the statute, and Turtle Island Food/Tofurky appealed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.
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