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AOP — Appellation d'origine protégée
Appellation d’origine protégée · Protected designation of origin
European protected designation for products whose identity is strongly linked to a defined place and know-how.
AOP is the European protected designation for products whose identity is strongly linked to a defined place and know-how. This is terroir with rules, not postcard mood.
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- ValençayWhy it matters: Valençay carries a protected quality label, so users can understand it as more than a generic food name.
- Camembert de NormandieWhy it matters: Camembert de Normandie carries a protected quality label, so users can understand it as more than a generic food name.
- ChavignolWhy it matters: Chavignol carries a protected quality label, so users can understand it as more than a generic food name.
- Brie de MeauxWhy it matters: Brie de Meaux carries a protected quality label, so users can understand it as more than a generic food name.
- ÉpoissesWhy it matters: Époisses carries a protected quality label, so users can understand it as more than a generic food name.
- Mont d'Or ou Vacherin du Haut-DoubsWhy it matters: Mont d'Or ou Vacherin du Haut-Doubs carries a protected quality label, so users can understand it as more than a generic food name.
- Ossau-IratyWhy it matters: Ossau-Iraty carries a protected quality label, so users can understand it as more than a generic food name.
- Reblochon ou Reblochon de SavoieWhy it matters: Reblochon ou Reblochon de Savoie carries a protected quality label, so users can understand it as more than a generic food name.
- RoquefortWhy it matters: Roquefort carries a protected quality label, so users can understand it as more than a generic food name.
- BeaufortWhy it matters: Beaufort carries a protected quality label, so users can understand it as more than a generic food name.
- Fourme d'AmbertWhy it matters: Fourme d'Ambert carries a protected quality label, so users can understand it as more than a generic food name.
- Maroilles ou MarollesWhy it matters: Maroilles ou Marolles carries a protected quality label, so users can understand it as more than a generic food name.
- MorbierWhy it matters: Morbier carries a protected quality label, so users can understand it as more than a generic food name.
- MunsterWhy it matters: Munster carries a protected quality label, so users can understand it as more than a generic food name.
- RocamadourWhy it matters: Rocamadour carries a protected quality label, so users can understand it as more than a generic food name.
- Sainte-Maure de TouraineWhy it matters: Sainte-Maure de Touraine carries a protected quality label, so users can understand it as more than a generic food name.
- Saint-NectaireWhy it matters: Saint-Nectaire carries a protected quality label, so users can understand it as more than a generic food name.
- ComtéWhy it matters: Comté carries a protected quality label, so users can understand it as more than a generic food name.