USA
Motion to Increase Vegan Options in Los Angeles
Summary Description
Improves the standards on the City's Good Food Purchasing Program by reducing meat from menus and offering more vegan and plant-based options.
Species
Farmed animals
Jurisdiction
USA
Sub-Jurisdiction
N/A
Type of Act
Motion
Status
Bill proposal
Legal Value
N/A
Date Enacted
2013
Date Updated
June, 2023
Official Citation
Los Angeles Health, Education and Neighborhood Council, Motion of December 5th, 2013 (U.S.A.)
Strengths & Weaknesses
Strengths
- Explicitly states that City departments should be "reducing meat from menus and offering more vegan and plant-based options" and addresses "vegan proteins."
- Proposes to ensure that vegan protein options are widely available to meet the needs of all in the City in both public and private venues including airports.
- Proposes that City departments could improve their standing within the City's Good Food Purchasing Program by reducing meat from menus and offering more vegan and plant-based options.
- Further proposes that:
Weaknesses
- Focuses on enlarging vegan options, but does not provide measures reducing the serving of meat.
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