18 ingredients that restaurants may no longer be able to serve in the future

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Posted 2022/11/18
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Release date:November 18, 2022 Last update: January 17, 2023 In October 2019, the New York City Council passed an order banning the production of foie gras, which made headlines around

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“Vegan Caviar,” created from Niseko water and Hokkaido seaweed, is now available.

18 ingredients that restaurants may no longer be able to serve in the future

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