European Alliance for Plant-based Foods (EAPF)

Veggie burger ban back from the dead?

Plant-based producers and brands warn MEPs: naming restrictions undercut Europe’s protein ambitions!

A group of 28 European and national industry associations as well as brands warn MEPs not to re-open the unnecessary discussion of what we can call a burger. After a summer of scorching heat and drought, European farmers don't need an artificial debate over names of plant-based foods.
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About us

The European Alliance for Plant-based Foods (EAPF) brings together like-minded organisations in the plant-based value chain around a unique mission: To strengthen the competitiveness and resilience of Europe’s food system, while advancing sustainability and health, by promoting plant foods and protein diversification as a key strategic growth sector.

More people are turning to plant-based foods – products made from vegetables, grains, pulses (including soy), nuts, fungi, algae – out of concerns for human health, environmental impacts or animal welfare. The Alliance strives for making this shift a reality, allowing consumers to access true, safe and sustainable alternatives to animal-based products.

The Alliance represents the entire plant-based value chain: Food producers and manufacturers, CSOs, nutritionists, research & academia and consumers.

To learn more about EAPF check our Value Proposition

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