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Jan 6 • 06:56 UTC • 🇫🇷 France • Le Figaro

Fake 'pata negra': three charcuterie companies fined 1.7 million euros

A group of charcuterie companies and their owner were fined 1.7 million euros for selling wrongly labeled hams as 'pata negra' and 'belotta'.

#pata negra #charcuterie #fraud #france #food

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