Imagine that in 9 month time you are on an internship at Ynsect (see article). Since its creation in 2011, Ynsect has been breeding and processing insects into premium ingredients for animal and human nutrition. Imagine you join the Institutional Relations team. It is really a good moment as in January 2021, the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) announced a favorable safety assessment of mealworms for human consumption (Ynsect, 2021). Just right after your landing week, you are asked to work in a team to put some pressure on the national and the EUropean institutions to push for a policy change and make mealworms part of the public schools menu offer by 2026. Non-trade inter considered and After some months in Evry one morning Ms. Chaffaurd, your team leader, is clearly worried. She explains that the Dutch Government, a very important market for Ynsect products, is banning the marketing of your mealworms hamburgers as they are considered a risk for Human Health. In an official meeting, she heard something related to the "Principle of Subsiadarity", though she is not quite sure.

1. Would you help her in this matter and clarify what it is all about? the "commodity products

2. And more importantly, Could it make sensitive to bring the issue before a Court of Justice in France? 3. Ynsect is clearly in a dominant position in the EU market. Is it legal and acceptable? What are the key competition issues the company should consider?

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