As the festive season approaches and demand for premium Iberian products rises, Andalusia is taking action to protect both consumers and honest producers. The Junta de Andalucía, through its Directorate General of Consumption, has launched a new round of inspections, covering more than 100 products, including jamones, paletas, and cañas de lomo, to combat unfair competition and ensure that products match their labels. This campaign is significant now, as shoppers seek top-quality items and producers rely on fair markets to showcase their authentic Iberian products. For many, jamón ibérico is more than a food; it's a symbol of Spanish culture, history, and culinary tradition. Checking Labels and Product Quality Inspectors are visiting stores, markets, and processing sites to verify that labels accurately reflect the product. They’re looking at factors such as genetic purity, how the animals were fed, nutritional details, and best-before dates. When products are mislabelled, it does...
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