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Equal benefits for Greek and Turkish Cypriot halloumi producers - Vimarsana News

Equal benefits for Greek and Turkish Cypriot halloumi producers

The Ministry of Agriculture Rural Development and the Environment announced on Thursday that 59 certificates of Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) have been issued to Cypriot halloumi/hellim producers, following the first PDO certification issued to a Turkish Cypriot halloumi/hellim producer.

Meet the Achill family putting a modern spin on an ancient craft to produce a premium salt - Vimarsana News

Meet the Achill family putting a modern spin on an ancient craft to produce a premium salt

The O’Malley family of Achill Island have come a long way in ten years. From humble beginnings, boiling seawater in pots on their kitchen cooker, they now operate a state-of-the-art factory in the middle of the island, employing five people and producing around 120kg of salt every week.

There's a Lot of Fake Parmesan Cheese in the US. Here's How to Tell - Vimarsana News

There's a Lot of Fake Parmesan Cheese in the US. Here's How to Tell

How bad is it? The Parmesan people have started microchipping cheese to slow down the imposters.

Source: cnet.com
Carbonara, English muffins, Caesar salad and other dishes that aren't from where you think they are - Vimarsana News

Carbonara, English muffins, Caesar salad and other dishes that aren't from where you think they are

The origins of traditional Italian recipes have been trashed by a leading food expert, but they’re not the only foods in question

Meet the Achill family putting a modern spin on an ancient craft to produce a premium product - Vimarsana News

Meet the Achill family putting a modern spin on an ancient craft to produce a premium product

The O’Malley family of Achill Island have come a long way in ten years. From humble beginnings, boiling seawater in pots on their kitchen cooker, they now operate a state-of-the-art factory in the middle of the island, employing five people and producing around 120kg of salt every week.