Reykjavik's New Food Policy on Processed Meats Draws Criticism

A new food policy in Reykjavik, which bans processed meat products in city canteens, has been criticized by Steinþór Skúlason, CEO of Sláturfélags Suðurlands, who argues it disregards the quality of Icelandic meat products.

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Steinþór Skúlason, forstjóri Sláturfélags Suðurlands, telur að ný matarstefna Reykjavíkur þar sem kveðið er á um að ekki verði boðið upp á unnar kjötvörur í mötuneytum borgarinnar taki ekki mið af gæðum íslenskra kjötvara.

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