Elizabeth Hurley and Prince Charles Start Organic Food Venture
Marie Clairereports that Elizabeth Hurley and Prince Charles are teaming up to launch an organic food line. Hurley will supply organic meat from her farm for Duchy Farms, an organic food company started by Prince Charles in 1990. Elizabeth Hurley's farm already sells humanely-raised beef, pork, and lamb to chefs and farmers markets around the UK says Marie Claire.
"His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales is an inspiration to me because of his passionate belief in organic food and farming and his unwavering commitment to help protect and sustain the countryside," said Elizabeth.
Marie Claire does note that Elizabeth Hurley received a letter from Peta a couple years ago. Peta wants the piglets, calves and lambs to be able to live out their lives in "comfort and safety" and encouraged Elizabeth Hurley to become a vegetarian.
Reuters says the organic foods from the partnership between Elizabeth Hurley's farm and Duchy Originals will launch in October. Reuters also says Duchy Originals sells over "200 typically British foods, with all profits going to charity."
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