[Red in Blue PA]

There should be zero compliance with this law.

[freedumb2003]

>>There should be zero compliance with this law<<

And we will indeed ignore it (even teh one will have to follow US Business on this one).

We still won’t follow French wine naming rules.

However, if the euroweenies want to name the middle finger we flip at them we might adopt that name...

[rightwingintelligentsia]

First they come for cheese; now they want the meat.

Enough—this is war!

[Gaffer]

There is a region here in Georgia, in and around Vidalia where Vidalia onions are grown. Georgia has strict legislation about what other onions grown outside this region can be called.

I’m sure that things like Wisconsin cheese, or many other products in this country have some sort of legal protection in this regard.

[Yo-Yo]

First wine, then cheese, now meats. What’s next, breads?

[ViLaLuz]

They are collapsing to socialism and Islam but they are worried what we call our food.

[jacknhoo]

Good luck with that.

[Mich Patriot]

I was talking to a pig the other day...he seemed very upset about the term “spam.” He looked at me with tears in his little piggy eyes and said “I don’t even HAVE e-mail!”

Sheesh. If consumers really cared that “Blue Lake Green Beans” didn’t really come from Blue Lake, they would only buy the genuine article. The free market still rocks.

[bert]

Europe was.......

[WayneS]

Here’ an answer:

FUEU

[Junk Silver]

Perhaps someone should remind these cretins that if it wasn’t for the United States of America their entire continent would currently be named “Nazi Germany”.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

First it was cheese...

[biggerten]

There goes hamburgers, and vienna sausages. Well, vienna sausages, no loss.

[luvbach1]

I suppose they want us to call champagne “fizzy wine.”

[Albion Wilde]

This is baloney.