Four foods ‘not found on royal menus’ - royal chefs not allowed to ‘cook with them’ - Express

In recent years, force-feeding has caused animal charities to campaign against the making and selling of the product.

King Charles is an advocate for food sustainability and “for years” he hasn’t “eaten meat and fish on two days a week” and doesn’t “eat dairy products on one day a week”.

He said he is doing his bit to “reduce the pressure on the environment and everything else”, adding: “Because you see the thing about meat is very important - where does it come from, how is it grown?

“So if it’s grass-based and from the right breeds, you know if it is better quality but eaten less often - that approach to farming is less damaging than the industrialised approach with intensive everything, and causing huge pressures and damage,” the King told BBC’s Big Interviews previously.

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