UK: Foie gras protesters attack top restaurant

19 February 2008

Cambridge restaurant Midsummer House was sprayed with graffiti by animal rights protesters opposed to it serving foie gras.

"Stop Selling Foie Gras" and "Ban Foie Gras" were among slogans spray-painted on the Michelin-starred restaurant. Door locks were glued, glass-etching fluid was used to damage the windows and paint stripper used on window frames and the front door.

Staff spent most of Sunday removing the graffiti....

Source: Foie gras protesters attack top restaurant

Link: Foie gras off menu after activist attack


Other EVANA-articles about this topic:
In UK si smette di vendere il foie gras (it)

UK: Operators fear for future of foie gras (en)

UK: Foie gras banned from more menus (en)

UK: Foie-Gras Free Nottingham: Demonstrations Continue in Earnest (en)

UK: Greens launch bid to ban 'barbaric' foie gras from City (en)

UK/Gloucester: Police accused over foie gras protest (en)

UK: Foie Gras protests planned outside York restaurant (en)