It is the second time the country has tried to impose restrictions on the naming of meat alternatives. The first was suspended after the proposal was called too vague.
France is attempting to become the first EU country to impose restrictions on naming plant-based meat alternatives.
The country already tried to pass a similar measure in June last year, but it was suspended by the country's highest administrative court a month later, which argued that it was too vague, and the timeframe for implementing new rules was too short. "This new draft decree reflects our desire to put an end to misleading claims... by using names relating to meat products for foodstuffs that do not contain them," French Agriculture Minister Marc Fesneau said in a statement.
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