Swiss-made Emmental cheese can be sold with a "Protected Designation of Origin" label, according to a court ruling published Wednesday. Switzerland's Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by French and German opponents contesting the protective label for the famous hard and holey cheese originating from the Bernese valley of the same name. International cheese-makers have lobbied against the protected designation because more Emmental is produced outside Switzerland than inside.
September 28, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Swiss-made Emmental cheese can be sold with a “Protected Designation of Origin” label, according to a court ruling published Wednesday.
Switzerland’s supreme court dismissed an appeal by French and German opponents contesting the protective label for the famous hard and holey cheese originating from the Bernese valley of the same name.
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