Morrisons sorry for on-EU salt and pepper chicken label

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  1. > A spokesman for Morrisons said: “It is adhering to packaging regulations rather than making any political point.”

    >The supermarket said it would change the packaging and de-emphasise the mention of non-EU salt and pepper, but said it would still have to be included somewhere on the wrapping because of packaging laws.
    According to government guidance on food labelling, the term “non-EU” must be used on meat packaging when full country information is unavailable.

    >From October next year, following post-Brexit rule changes, this will be replaced by “non-UK”.

    Why is this a big deal

  2. If the British don’t care where their food comes from, it’s their problem. And telling that something is non-EU could mean quite a lot.

  3. The EU has some of the highest food standards in the world so this seems more like a bad thing to place on your food packaging

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