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Nutritional policy under CSU course change: "Wat a surprise, the master butcher likes meat" - Global Happenings

  • Alois Rainer, CSU Federal Minister of Agriculture, announced a change in Germany’s nutritional policy on 2025-05-01, emphasizing meat consumption.
  • The shift follows concerns about outdated nutritional myths, health risks like cardiovascular disease, and environmental and animal welfare issues tied to meat.
  • Rainer, a trained butcher, supports including meat in daycare and school meals and opposes state price premiums, advocating market-driven pricing instead.
  • He stated, "Meat is a part of a balanced diet" and warned against ideological food rules while 88 percent of Germans still consume meat weekly.
  • This policy signals a prioritization of traditional meat consumption, potentially limiting regulatory animal welfare advances and climate impact measures.
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berliner-sonntagsblatt.de broke the news in on Monday, April 28, 2025.
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