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King Charles bans foie gras in all royal residences, according to animal rights group Peta

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King Charles III has banned foie gras from being served in all royal palaces, PETA says. The French delicacy requires ducks and geese to be force-fed to fatten their livers. PETA praised confirmation of the ban, describing foise gras as a "despicable product"

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New York Post

King Charles bans foie gras from royal palaces

While Buckingham Palace has not yet publicly commented on the ban, PETA made public a letter they received from royal officials.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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Evening Standard

Foie gras banned in all royal residences

King Charles has confirmed that foie gras is off the menu in all royal households including Balmoral, Sandringham, Windsor Castle, Hillsborough Castle and Buckingham Palace

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Wales Online

King Charles bans controversial food item in all royal residences, Peta says

The animal rights group praised the monarch for removing "despicable" foie gras from his royal residences

1 year ago

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Deutsche Welle

King Charles III bans foie gras from palaces, says PETA – DW – 11/19/2022

Animal rights groups have long campaigned against the French delicacy, which requires ducks and geese to be force-fed to fatten their livers.

1 year ago·Germany

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The Scotsman

King Charles bans foie gras in all royal residences, according to animal rights group Peta

Animal rights group Peta has said it has received confirmation that the King has put a stop to foie gras being served in all royal residences.

1 year ago

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Digi 24

King Charles banned the service of foie gras in all royal residences

Animal rights organisation Peta announced that it has received a letter confirming that King Charles III of Great Britain has banned foie gras from being served in all royal residences.

1 year ago·Romania

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