Foie Gras Given Away Due to Lack of Sales
An Animal Rights Article from All-Creatures.org
FROM
NZHerald.co.nz
January 2010
French producers have given away 14 tons of foie gras to charity after hugely overestimating the demand for the delicacy this Christmas.
After a decade of growth, sales of foie gras stagnated last year but production levels rose, leading to a surplus, according to Les Marches, a French food trade magazine.
Producers gave 350,000 pots to 11 charities.
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