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#16 [Permalink] Posted on 1st December 2016 15:04

Here's another one for the Ulama :(

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Another reason to buy a non-plastic bag for life - the ubiquitous carrier bag contains animal fat to stop the plastic sticking during manufacture, which is the same reason as the new £5 note.
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#19 [Permalink] Posted on 10th February 2017 16:10
Scotland’s new plastic £5 notes are suitable for vegetarians

Read more at: inews.co.uk/essentials/lifestyle/money/scotlands-new-plas...

Scotland’s new polymer £5 notes are free of any animal products, according to the banks that produce them. Royal Bank of Scotland, Bank of Scotland and Clydesdale Bank all confirmed that their notes contain no animal fat – unlike the Bank of England’s version.

The English notes were revealed to contain tallow, a substance normally derived from beef and mutton that can be used to make candles and soap. The news provoked anger in the vegetarian community, with many petitioning the Bank to have the substance removed.

The Bank of England says the organisation is treating the concerns with “utmost seriousness” and was working with its manufacturer to find a solution.

‘Unethical, unfathomable, unacceptable’
Vegan activist Doug Maw, writing for i, said “no vegan, vegetarian, Sikh, Jain or Hindu would knowingly use a product containing tallow” and called the decision to use the substance “unethical, unfathomable and unacceptable”. Scotland’s notes have been produced in a way that does not involve the “trace amounts” of tallow in the English notes’ plastic “substrate”.

A spokesperson for the Royal Bank of Scotland said: “We can confirm the Royal Bank of Scotland’s new £5 polymer note contains no known animal products”, while the Bank of Scotland backed up the confirmation.
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