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Patient advocacy groups are sounding the alarm after an investigation revealed a growing practice of some Swiss doctors demanding thousands of francs in cash before performing operations, sometimes without providing receipts, raising serious legal and ethical questions.
In a landmark decision for the food industry, the Federal Supreme Court has ruled that the term 'milk' can only be used for products derived from animal udders. The case, involving an oat drink from a major brand, clarifies labelling laws and affects how plant-based alternatives can be marketed to consumers.
In a landmark decision, Switzerland's highest court has ruled that plant-based drinks cannot use the word 'milk' in their marketing, rejecting an appeal from French dairy giant Danone over its oat-based product.
Citing concerns over animal welfare in international transport and the need to support domestic agriculture, the House of Representatives has narrowly approved a motion to better regulate meat from imported animals. The move comes despite committee recommendations to reject the measure.
From changes in electricity prices and air passenger data requirements to new flexibility for third-pillar pension catch-up payments, this is an essential guide to the key legal and regulatory changes taking effect in Switzerland.
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