US EditionAmsterdam Bans Ads For Meat And Fossil Fuels In Public Spaces
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The advertising of meat in Amsterdam has the numbered days. The capital of the Netherlands will become the first city in the world to ban advertisements of meat products in public spaces, a historic measure that will enter into force on May 1, 2026. The town council argues that with this decision it seeks to promote healthier eating habits and reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with livestock production. The Amsterdam council approved th…
Amsterdam Bans Ads For Meat And Fossil Fuels In Public Spaces
Amsterdam has just banned all ads for meat and fossil fuels. The decision makes Amsterdam the fourth city in the Netherlands and the first capital city in the world to introduce such an advertising ban. Read more: The Netherlands Has Banned Fireworks To Protect People, Animals, And The Environment From May 1, 2026, all advertisements for meat, flights, petrol and diesel vehicles, and gas heating contracts will be banned in public spaces across A…
The Vegans Win: It’s Now Illegal to Advertise Meat in This City
There’s a lot to see when you walk through Amsterdam’s cobblestoned paths and canals: old 17th-century buildings, a welcoming café culture, and high-end boutiques. But starting in May, one thing you won’t see on the streets of the busy Dutch capital is meat—well, meat advertisements, anyway. This January, thanks to a bill jointly tabled by the Party for the Animals and the Green/Left party, Amsterdam became the first capital city in the world to…
The City of Amsterdam passed a municipal ordinance prohibiting the advertising of fossil fuels (oil, gas and coal), meat and 'highly polluting' services, such as air travel, cruise ships and automobiles with combustion engines. The bill will enter into force on May 1, 2026 and will make the city the first capital of a country to apply such a ban in a comprehensive manner.Read more
The restriction will enter into force in May and will reach fences and marquees on the public road. Authorities assured that “it will not affect traders”, but it will affect advertisements for meat products, classified as “high climate impact.” The entry DELIrio WOKE: Vegan Councillors managed to ban meat advertising in Amsterdam was first published on Data 24.
Province questions Amsterdam’s 2035 cruise ship ban amid lack of consultation
Noord-Holland provincial authorities are seeking answers over Amsterdam’s intention to exclude cruise ships from the city as of 2035. Provincial executive Esther Rommel of the VVD says the municipality failed to consult key stakeholders beforehand, among them the province itself. Speaking after multiple inquiries from the Provincial Council, Rommel said she plans to address the issue in talks with the city.
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