Vegan options in the PAZ: Where is communication?

Vegan options in the PAZ: Where is communication?

In a sensational case, a vegan lawsuit against the police submitted. The cause of this legal dispute is to provide the alleged inability of the police, adequate vegan catering during his time in police custody. The plaintiff, Prince, emphasizes that despite repeated inquiries, he had not received a vegan meal and instead with basic foods such as white bread, jam and butter was fed up.

The discussion about vegan nutrition and public meals has become more important in recent years. The Stuttgart police have commented on this incident and explained that vegan options in police custody, the so -called PAZ, were actually available. According to the police spokeswoman Julia Plank, there is a range of ready meals and even black coffee. However, she points out that this information must be communicated clearly.

Additional information on the incident

Prinz ’complaint raises basic questions about the availability of vegan food in state institutions. The accusation that these are not sufficiently provided or communicated could have far -reaching consequences for similar facilities and their catering standards. At the center of the controversy is not only the plaintiff's personal experience, but also the general awareness of the needs of people with special diets.

The discussion is expected to continue both in the jurisdiction and in public. Consumers and activists are increasingly demanding that vegan options are provided not only in public institutions, but also in other areas of life. Six out of ten Germans state that it occasionally underlines vegan, which underlines the need for more information and open communication via nutritional standards.

For detailed information on this case and the legal aspects that result from this, the current report on www.heute.at to be consulted.