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23 April 2018

3414 GB adults surveyed

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France is banning the use of meat‑related terms, such as ‘sausage’ and ‘steak’, on vegetable-based products (e.g. vegetarian sausages and soya steaks), in case they mislead customers. Would you support or oppose such a ban in the UK?

Conducted 23 April 2018

YouGov surveyed 3414 GB adults

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31%
France is banning the use of meat‑related terms, such as ‘sausage’ and ‘steak’, on vegetable-based products (e.g. vegetarian sausages and soya steaks), in case they mislead customers. Would you support or oppose such a ban in the UK?

Conducted 23 April 2018

YouGov surveyed 3414 GB adults

By:
32%
37%
31%

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