Instead of fines and prison, let's bring back a modern form of the pillory for the CEO's of these companies. Build a cage in the town square and put these executives on display for a few hours with a sign out front stating the crime(s) they committed.
The Parmesan Cheese You Sprinkle on Your Penne Could Be Wood
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Re: The Parmesan Cheese You Sprinkle on Your Penne Could Be Wood
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> This isn't about protectionist actions in favor of established industries Thank you, Tea Party. > but adulterated food products and false labeling about ingredients Which is also regulated for PDO products and the biggest reason why it exists in the first place. Why is nobody in the US enforcing labelling rules similarly?
So Italian cheesemakers could never sell adulterated cheeses? Let's be realistic here.
Just like how Italian extra virgin olive oil is never fake.