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of 21 blocks of foie gras, nine contained more water than the 10% allowed. This water had either been added directly, or indirectly (such as through seasoning), from consumer and fraud watchdog la Direction G茅n茅rale de la Concurrence, de la Consommation et de la R茅pression des Fraudes (DGCCRF).

The study also found anomalies in pre-prepared food products containing foie gras, with the percentages found to not comply with the requirements of farm product insitute le Centre Technique des Conserves et des Produits Agricoles.

Even geographic reputation did not ensure quality. Five in six products with the 鈥渋ndication g茅ographique prot茅g茅e (IGP)鈥� label had problems, such as not enough mass. In total, of the 35 samples that were analysed, 54% were found not to confirm to regulation.

There were also labelling problems. Several products were labelled with names such as 鈥�p芒t茅 au foie gras鈥�, 鈥�mousse au foie gras鈥� or 鈥�foie gras de canard entier mi-cuit 脿 la figue (whole, half-cooked duck foie gras with figs)鈥�.

Yet, these names were actually not legal for the products concerned, as the term 鈥渇oie gras鈥� is only allowed to be used for products in which foie gras is the primary ingredient. Products that contain less than 50% foie gras should normally be labelled with phrases such as 鈥�m茅daillons de foie鈥� or 鈥�parfaits de foie鈥�. Those with less than 20% foie gras must be labelled as 鈥�au foie鈥�.

Some products鈥� labels also suggested that they contained a significant quantity of goose - as goose is often perceived as being the tastier bird - but some were found to contain less than 1% goose.