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Compulsory Meat In Schools Should Be Scrapped, Says Dale Vince
(plantbasednews.org)
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this post was submitted on 25 Sep 2024
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Any company can provide meat-free food. There is no reason this change in law should disadvantage his competitors.
But it will give advantage to his company directly. Like, honestly, I don't know if you just want to push some narrative but there is an obvious conflict of interest that you are dismissing without addressing it.
You seem to be under the apprehension that making food without meat in it is some mystic art that is beyond the comprehension of anyone other than his company. What is stopping any other company producing exactly the same products as his? Changing the law will have no effect on the marketplace.