How to correctly implement an interface method if there is also an abstract class?

Question

Java

Hello. There is an interface:

public interface Food {
    void ShowProperties();
}

It is implemented (more precisely, it is not known how to call it) an abstract class:

public abstract class Meal implements Food {

    @Override
    public abstract void ShowProperties();
}

And further already implementation in the last class. Is it correct to do this, use @Override and somehow forward the method further up the hierarchy? Or maybe just implement it in the final class, bypassing the abstract one?

Answer 1

abstract class is not needed