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http:// www.tel egraph. co.uk/n ews/wor ldnews/ europe/ eu/1006 4787/EU -to-ban -olive- oil-jug s-from- restaur ants.ht ml
theyve got their priorities right !?
WhoTF do these petty little admin clerks think they are ?
About time we told these jumped up clerks where to stick their laws and
the sooner we are out of the eussr and run our own country the better off we will be
theyve got their priorities right !?
WhoTF do these petty little admin clerks think they are ?
About time we told these jumped up clerks where to stick their laws and
the sooner we are out of the eussr and run our own country the better off we will be
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Well....I am not an expert on olive oil.......but, i use a lot of olive oil on tomato bread at breakfast and liberally over salads.
There are various grades of olive, various prices and one can be easily conned.
Almost 700 people died, it is believed, as a consequence of consuming rapeseed (canola) oil adulterated with aniline intended for use as an industrial lubricant, but sold in 1981 as olive oil in Spain (see toxic oil syndrome).
I suppose, that with this new EU directive, one can be as sure as possible, that you are getting what the label says.
Remember the horsemeat scandal?
There are various grades of olive, various prices and one can be easily conned.
Almost 700 people died, it is believed, as a consequence of consuming rapeseed (canola) oil adulterated with aniline intended for use as an industrial lubricant, but sold in 1981 as olive oil in Spain (see toxic oil syndrome).
I suppose, that with this new EU directive, one can be as sure as possible, that you are getting what the label says.
Remember the horsemeat scandal?
Actually, you would be very lucky to find out what is in the bottle or jug from reading the label. In his book 'Extra Virginity: The Sublime and Scandalous World of Olive Oil'
http:// books.w wnorton .com/bo oks/Ext ra-Virg inity/
Tom Mueller exposes an extraordinary world of deception, for example, Italy is unable to produce sufficient olive oil to meet its own consumption, let alone provide for most of Europe.
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Tom Mueller exposes an extraordinary world of deception, for example, Italy is unable to produce sufficient olive oil to meet its own consumption, let alone provide for most of Europe.
In a question earlier this week I gave a few reasons why I had no liking for the EU. This can be added to my list.
There is no earthly reason why the EU should dictate to member states whether or not they allow olive oil jugs on restaurant tables. As far as I am aware there is no common health or hygiene regulations, but if there are there should not be. It should be entirely a matter for individual nations to determine such matters.
There is no earthly reason why the EU should dictate to member states whether or not they allow olive oil jugs on restaurant tables. As far as I am aware there is no common health or hygiene regulations, but if there are there should not be. It should be entirely a matter for individual nations to determine such matters.
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