The British King Charles III prohibited the presentation of a dish of cows liver on the royal family tables, according to a message addressed by the Royal Palace to the Beta Association active in the field of animal welfare.
Charles III is known for his long struggle to protect nature, organic agriculture and combat climate change, and he was one of the most critical critics of consuming a ceiling liver dish.
The director of the Royal House wrote in a letter to the Beta Association: “Thank you for your message about the moral issues related to the c fatback liver. ”
“I can confirm that the liver of the cemetery is not among the purchases of the royal family and does not provide tables in the royal role, and this policy is not expected to change,” said Sir Tony Johnston Bert in this letter, dated November 10.
Elizabeth II, who died on the eighth of September, was a fan of the geese liver, and this dish was presented to her at an official dinner in Paris in June 2014, which I gathered with former President Francois Hollande.
As an Arab thanks to the king, the “Beta” association has sent a box containing a “fake” according to this type that is offered in the vegetarian chef restaurant Alexis Gotier in London.
The association wrote in a statement that it “encourages everyone to follow the example of the king and not to eat the liver of the cemetery in and after Christmas. ”
This dish, especially on Christmas tables, can currently be imported in the United Kingdom, but it is not produced in the country..
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