The decision by the Scottish government to eliminate the term 'farmed' from salmon labels has sparked significant legal contention, as animal-welfare advocates argue that this misrepresents the product's origin. The charity Animal Equality UK has been granted permission for a second court appeal against this decision, expressing concern that consumers are being misled. Trade body Salmon Scotland claims most consumers understand that the Scottish salmon sold in supermarkets is farmed, but welfare campaigners maintain that clarity in labeling is crucial for informed consumer choices.
The move to drop 'farmed' from Scottish salmon labels has sparked a legal battle, as campaigners argue it's misleading shoppers about the origin of their product.
Animal Equality UK argues that the absence of 'farmed' on the PGI labels deceives consumers, given that all Scottish salmon in UK supermarkets is farmed.
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