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In a recent interview, Rainer, the German Federal Minister and party chairman of the Christian Social Union (CSU), has expressed his openness towards diverse dietary practices, including vegetarian and vegan diets. Contrary to popular belief, Rainer, who is a butcher by profession, stated that it's all the same to him whether someone's diet is vegetarian, vegan, or includes meat.
Rainer made it clear that he does not prescribe eating habits and does not tell people what to eat. He expressed his desire to avoid a culture war on plates or in refrigerators regarding dietary preferences. Instead, he emphasised the importance of food being fresh and tasting good, regardless of the diet.
Interestingly, the interview was conducted in the context of Markus Söder, the CSU party leader, who is known for his meat-focused eating habits. Rainer stated that Markus Söder enjoys his food. However, no mention was made of any specific policies or actions related to the food industry in the context of the interview.
In summary, Rainer, the German Federal Minister, has shown a positive and inclusive attitude towards various dietary practices. He has made it clear that he respects individual choices and values the quality and freshness of food, rather than focusing on the specific dietary preferences.
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