Title: Where Irn Bru, haggis and black pudding are banned - Scottish Field
Headings: Where Irn Bru, haggis and black pudding are banned
Where Irn Bru, haggis and black pudding are banned
Haggis, black pudding and Irn Bru are three Scottish food favourites which have been banned around the world.
1. Irn Bru
2. Haggis
3. Black pudding
4. Farm-raised salmon
5. Foreign cheese
6. Tomato ketchup
7. Soybeans
8. Chewing gum
9. Fugu
10. Samosas
11. Artifical colours and dyes
12. Salt and pepper

Content: Farmed salmon are often raised on genetically engineered grains and synthetic astazanthin made from petrochemicals to give the salmon its bright pinkish colour. These chemicals haven’t been approved for human consumption and could damage eyesight, which is why the farmed fish is banned in Australia in New Zealand. 5. Foreign cheese
Banned in Russia. in 2014, Russia introduced an import ban on a range of foreign foods, including cheese and meat. Whilst many Russians were initially upset about their lack of foreign cheeses, the ban has seen local businesses take the initiative to create their own versions of the worldwide greats. 6. Tomato ketchup
Banned in France. Ketchup is banned in schools, except once a week when served with fries, due to concersn that pupils may distance themselves from traditional cuisine. 7.