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1 comment:
Personally, After reading the informative sheet (IS), I considered relevant and vital to warn my British neighbor to pay attention "to the food labelled especially for vegetarian or vegan people", mainly because in accordance with the IE these could not be healthy for them. What´s your take?. Thanks.
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