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If there's fury in Spain Also I would add that it's completely disingenuous to describe this operation as "US Plans" as though this were some sinister plot by
by chongli 6y ago
If there's fury in Spain
Also I would add that it's completely disingenuous to describe this operation as "US Plans" as though this were some sinister plot by the US Federal Government to destroy the market for this beloved Spanish meat product. This is a pair of ventures which have been undertaken by Spanish-American farmers. These farmers are completely within their rights to raise pigs this way. As long as they don't call it jamón ibérico de bellota, they should be fine.
- garmaine 6y ago> As long as they don't call it jamón ibérico de bellota, they should be fine. Why? In the USA that should be allowed, I believe. They just wouldn’t be able to export with that labeling.
- chipsa 6y agoDepends on whether the organization that approves the labeling has a trademark on it. If it's a trademarked phrase, you can't sell it with that label at all.