Appeals court of law revives California block on foie gras

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Sept 15 (Reuters) - A Fed appeals court of law has revived a California state law banning the discound of foie gras made from force-fed birds. 12 PHOTOS California's legal Combat over foie gras See Gallery California's legal Combat over foie gras Attorney Michael Tenenbaum (C) & guests dine on samples of Hot's Kitchen foie gras at Hot's Kitchen in Hermosa Beach, California January 10, 2015. The ruling just applied to the discound of foie gras. Foie gras lovers descended on the restaurant to have their 1st taste of the delicacy ever California imposed a block on July 1, 2012. She told this posed no conflict by the Fed law, even if it effectively banned foie gras in the state.

Chefs react angrily as Fed appeals court of law upholds California block on foie gras

"I enjoy eating foie gras, however it's not will finish what I do. Marcus Henley, the manager at Hudson Valley Foie Gras in fresh York, told in an email to The Times, "We will appeal. "What will happen is, foie gras discounds are will go back out of the roof now," he said. "Let's block violate rifles before we block foie gras if you need to talk about cruelty," he said. At Neal Fraser's downtown L.A. restaurant Redbird, foie gras torchon Information Systems 1 of the generality common items on the menu.

Appeals court of law taking foie gras off the menu in California

referring to But foie gras farmers in Canada & NY & Hot's Kitchen in Hermosa coast targeted a 2nd fraction of the law which banned foie gras produced through state from being served in restaurants or purveyed in markets. They argued successfully in the reduce court of law which state law was superseded with the Fed Poultry Products Inspection Act. "The difference among foie gras produced with force-fed birds & foie gras produced with non-force-fed birds isn't 1 of ingredient. He plans to put foie gras back on his major menu this fall in spite of the ruling. David Levine, an specialized in Fed court of law procedure at the University of California, Hastings College of the Law, told it's a longshot which the block won't go into effect.