Italy: Microchips in Parmesan against counterfeits

게시됨 2023년 9월 3일

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Italian emigrants in Argentina and Brazil created imitations of Parmesan cheese, and in Russia, Russkiy Parmesan has become popular due to a trade embargo on Italian products. To protect the authenticity of Parmigiano Reggiano, the consortium of producers plans to insert microchips into the cheese rinds for real-time traceability. Parmigiano Reggiano can only be produced in specific Italian provinces, following strict rules on ingredients and maturation.
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Italian emigrants in Argentina created reggianito; a South American imitation of parmesan. In Brazil, they copied it with parmesao. And, with the invasion of Ukraine and the trade embargo that prohibited a long list of food products from reaching Moscow, Russkiy Parmesan has become popular in Russia, an “alternative” to Italian parmesan that is produced in the Stavropol area. According to its producers, it is made with pasteurized milk, is matured for 12 months and “a very similar consistency and a specific intense flavor and aroma.” True Parmesan can only be produced in five Italian provinces According to the Coldiretti association, a platform that represents half a million Italian farmers and ranchers, the value of counterfeit Made in Italy agri-food products is 120 billion euros. Italy is tired of the popularity of its products causing copies abroad and some sectors are beginning to take action on the matter. One of them is Parmesan, Parmigiano Reggiano, one of the best-known ...

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