Creator of Kim Cattrall 'meat tweet' quit her job after climb-down by EPA over furious farmers

"We decided to remove the tweet to avoid any unnecessary attention on what is a complex area." The EPA’s stance reveals their concern to mitigate controversy regarding red meat consumption.

"I drafted a response instead, citing the sources of information used and explaining the satirical and humorous elements of the post." Ms Moon's backlash emphasized the need for context in communications.

"For many Irish farmers, red meat production is their livelihood... I did not expect what came next." The reaction showcases the sensitivity surrounding agricultural discussions in Ireland.

"The post had highlighted the issue of food waste, with 10pc of meat thrown out... suggesting adopting Meat-Free Mondays or veggie lunches to start reducing consumption." The message aligns with global health movements.

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