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Re:US plans to produce ‘Iberian’ ham in Texas and Georgia by chmod775 on Saturday August 15, 2020 @10:57AM (#24169325)
>In the USA they typically do something different: put the name in whatever product that barely resembles the original, like they did with their “manchego” cheese, a label put in all kinds of cheese-like products.

For many cheeses they don't have much off a choice. Since (young) raw milk cheeses can't be sold in the states they try to get as close as they can, but usually only succeed in looks, rarely in taste.

Re:US plans to produce ‘Iberian’ ham in Texas and Georgia by masklinn on Saturday August 15, 2020 @11:13AM (#24169424)
Except manchego is an aged cheese so that wouldn't be an issue there. Not only that, but manchego can be made from pasteurised milk.
Re:US plans to produce ‘Iberian’ ham in Texas and Georgia by oblio on Saturday August 15, 2020 @11:14AM (#24169429)
They do have a choice, come up with an original name.