The interfering EU

[tankie]

The interfering EU is spreading its wings , heyyyyyy Yanks , if you have any munitions left after you slap Putin , drop some off in Brussels will ya ,, they dont like your names on cheese ,ta . :slap: :whome:

Europe says US-made cheeses can't use Old World names | Fox News

[1979]

[Albany Rifles]

Don't make us unleash the Freedom Fries again!!!

[Doktor]

Get ready for Le Royale with cheese.

[Officer of Engineers]

Poutine!!!!!

[Doktor]

Poutine!!!!!

:wors:

Nice play of words. From what I have been told it's at least tasty. (Some still try to figure wtf is the grey topping)

[tankie]

Poutine!!!!!

In France its pronounced Putin ,, gets around doesnt he , :whome: sounds awful , chips/gravy/cheese curds , heh , throw it at the tw#t von rumpey and barroso , making sure Nigel Farrage isnt in the line of tragectory of course

[kato]

Europe says US-made cheeses can't use Old World names | Fox News

Within Europe this has been introduced for a couple years for plenty of regional food products. We're just trying to take over the US market as well now. Should be easy, considering the US wants free access to our market. Which they're not gonna get for free.

[Bigfella]

Within Europe this has been introduced for a couple years for plenty of regional food products. We're just trying to take over the US market as well now. Should be easy, considering the US wants free access to our market. Which they're not gonna get for free.

Happened with wine names years ago. Australian producers acted as if the world was coming to an end. It didn't. We just changed the name of our wines. Some got very local names. Some got descriptive ones. Some just tacked 'style' on to the old wine type. No drop off in sales. Life goes on. Its irritating, but it is easy to see why producers would want the EU to go in to bat for them. This is a 'business protecting its turf', not a 'bureaucracy gone mad' story.

[Parihaka]

Happened with wine names years ago. Australian producers acted as if the world was coming to an end. It didn't. We just changed the name of our wines. Some got very local names. Some got descriptive ones. Some just tacked 'style' on to the old wine type. No drop off in sales. Life goes on. Its irritating, but it is easy to see why producers would want the EU to go in to bat for them. This is a 'business protecting its turf', not a 'bureaucracy gone mad' story.

Yep. I remember when you had to rename sewerage 'XXXX'

[Doktor]

Yep. I remember when you had to rename sewerage 'XXXX'

Amsterdam protested over XXX?

[Bigfella]

Yep. I remember when you had to rename sewerage 'XXXX'

Just shows you Queenslanders will buy anything they can't spell.

[Doktor]

Just shows you Queenslanders will buy anything they can't spell.

Ben, too :Dancing-Banana: