This is perhaps the best definition of what a Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) represents: a product with strong ties to the territory. When we talk about a product covered by an outstanding quality label such as PDO, we are not just talking about an item with acknowledged and recognisable quality; it is so much […]
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Traceability of Jamón de Teruel PDO
Checks on a product with a Protected Designation of Origin such as Jamón de Teruel should be very strict. The job of the Teruel Ham Control Board is to check that each and every one of the quality requirements and parameters in the standard are being met. For the time being, this entity is also the […]
Duroc: an on-trend breed of pigs used in Jamón de Teruel
Duroc This breed of pigs from the United States has been widely used throughout Europe for quite a while now. Back in 1988, it was included in the Official Breeds Catalogue for Spain. This pig is characterised by how well it adapts to warm climates and it is very productive with high quality meat that […]
Differences between DOP, IGP and ETG
We are increasingly likely to come across products in shops labelled with different classifications, denominations or certifications. When a product becomes quite well-known for its quality, imitations usually appear on the market in an attempt to cash in on the name. Not only do these products deceive consumers, but they can also damage the reputation […]