Marmalade will not have to be renamed as a result of EU rules,...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : A Government source pointed out that marmalade on UK supermarket shelves is already usually labelled as "orange marmalade" or "Seville orange marmalade", which they suggested was in compliance with the EU rules.
54% : She wrote on social media site X: "Labour is now attacking the great British marmalade! "No idea Keir is so desperate to fit in with his EU pals and unpick Brexit, he's now looking to rename British marmalade to align with the EU."
47% : Marmalade will not have to be renamed as a result of a post-Brexit trade deal, the Government has said.
46% : The only 'marmalade madness' is the Tories and Reform boiling over with rage about jar labels that won't need to change Government source This law was the product of a British-led lobbying campaign in the 1970s which gave marmalade made from oranges a special status in EU law, and meant other preserves had to be labelled as jam.
46% : There are no plans to change the name of marmalade as a result of a trade deal, a Government source has said (Simon Dack/Alamy/PA) The EU directive states the term "citrus" can be replaced by the name of the fruit used in the marmalade, the source pointed out.

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