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Why France is finding vegan croissants hard to stomach
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French has several (as others I guess) distinctions, like do you yeat fish, do you eat cheese, do you have a leather belt etc.
One is "rarely eat meat" (flexitarien).
So I guess it's just more nuanced / less black/white.
Perhaps, but this was an international event held in English, and the food was specifically for people who indicated they are vegetarian beforehand.