“In dit pakje zit kruidenmix voor appelmoes”, zegt supermarkteigenaar Saimoen Irawan. “En als je bij dit pakje twee theelepels olie gooit, krijg je boerenkool met worst. Het is in een handomdraai klaar en net zo lekker als in Nederland.”
https://speld.nl/2019/11/09/supermarkt-in-indonesie-verkoopt-pakjes-uit-de-hollandse-keuken/
bron: de speld
door: maria lucassen

Under EU law pigs must be given ‘manipulable material’ to fulfil an important behavioural need. Examples of such materials given under the directive are straw, hay, and compost – there is no requirement for pigs to be given toys!

Inspections and penalties for non-compliance of legislation are the responsibility of the Member State. In the UK, the Horticulture Marketing Inspectorate is in charge of inspections. Produce inspected that does not conform to legislation is either regraded (if possible) or withdrawn from sale.

It should not be forgotten that all these norms have been demanded and requested for years by the industry and by the retailers. The Commission will continue to monitor this area for potential problems, but has no evidence that current EU standards are affecting the marketing of organic produce.

(New York Times 2003)