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D.C. Voters to Decide on Foie Gras Ban in November Ballot

Washington, D.C. voters will have the opportunity to vote on a ban on foie gras in the upcoming November ballot. The initiative, which has garnered enough support to qualify, aims to prohibit the force-feeding of birds used in the production of this luxury food item, with potential fines for violations.

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Washington, D.C. voters will have the opportunity to vote on a ban on foie gras in the upcoming November ballot. The initiative, which has garnered enough support to qualify, aims to prohibit the force-feeding of birds used in the production of this luxury food item, with potential fines for violations.

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Initiative to ban foie gras in DC makes it onto November ballot

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D.C. Voters to Decide on Foie Gras Ban in November Ballot