3 ms·
> Perhaps in Ireland? Why make this call out?
by gardenhedge 3y ago
> Perhaps in Ireland?
Why make this call out?
- Fordec 3y agoThe Brit needs to engage in his Paddy bashing. 0.5% is an EU regulation than Ireland specific. And apparently the same level in the US from my (just done now) googling.
- LemmyInThePub 3y agoWould you like some fish to go with that chip on your shoulder?
- gardenhedge 3y agoHow is that an appropriate reply?
- bloak 3y agoOnly because it's a different country using English! Before Austria joined the EU (in 1995) there used to be significant differences in the rules on food labelling between Austria and Germany, to the extent that sometimes a product would have two separate lists of ingredients, one for Austria and one for Germany. The same may now happen with Ireland and the UK, and perhaps the term "alcohol-free" is already being used differently. See https://www.ibec.ie/drinksireland/-/media/documents/drinks-ireland-new-website/spirits-technical/overview-eu-member-state-rules-on-low-and-no-beverages-dec-2020.pdf https://www.ibec.ie/drinksireland/-/media/documents/drinks-i...