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New Parmesan cure process threatens Italy's producers

By Ahmed ElAmin, 30-Sep-2005

The US is on its way to lowering processing times for Parmesan cheese - a move bound to inflame producers in Italy, threaten their sales and encourage further battles over rights to the name.

Keywords: Parmesan, geographical indications, Kraft Foods

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New Parmesan cure process threatens Italy's producers

The US is on its way to lowering processing times for Parmesan cheese - a move bound to inflame producers in Italy, threaten their sales and encourage further battles over rights to the name.

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