7 Weird Food Laws Around The World
No Ketchup in French Schools – France
The ketchup is banned in France schools to preserve their traditional cuisine and its only served with fries and on specific days.
Chewing Gum Ban – Singapore
In Singapore, selling and importing chewing gum is considered illegal to keep public spaces clean.
No Eating Frogs – California, USA
In certain parts of California, it’s illegal to eat a frog that died during a frog-jumping contest. Strange right!
No Eating on the Train – Japan
It is not allowed to eat food during travel in Japan, in exception and long-distance trains the food services and eating is allowed.
No Sharing Food With Pigeons – Venice, Italy
Feeding pigeons especially near landmarks like St. Mark’s Square is banned and the reason behind this is to protect historical sites.
Horse Meat Restrictions – USA
Due to ethical and cultural reasons, selling and consuming horse meat is banned in the U.S.
Olive Oil Mystery – European Union
Though this rule was later reversed but once in the restaurants of the EU had to serve olive oil in sealed, non-refillable bottles to avoid tampering.