British Marmalade's New EU Label
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British Marmalades New EU-Aligned Label: Citrus Marmalade Ahead
The UK is set to relabel its iconic marmalade as citrus marmalade, aligning with updated EU food laws to streamline trade. This shift comes after old UK rules, influenced by British makers in 1970, restricted the term to Seville orange preserves. Now, Europe allows any fruit jam to be called marmalade, but citrus versions need the new tag. The change could cause confusion, but manufacturers are adapting labels. Northern Ireland already adopted the change, and the rest of the UK may follow by mid-2027. Despite the label shift, the World Marmalade Awards in Cumbria pledge to uphold the traditional citrus marmalade.
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