According to EU regulations, Kraft parmesan cheese cannot be sold in Europe because:
A)it is expensive when compared to local products.
B)it is considered genetically modified agricultural product.
C)terms such as "Parmesan" is used on the package labels..
D)it does not contain salt and an enzyme.
E)it contains synthetic cellulose powder.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The EU has strict regulations on the use of geographical indications. "Parmesan" is a protected designation of origin (PDO) in the EU, meaning only cheese produced in a specific region of Italy and following traditional methods can be labeled as such. Kraft's product does not meet these criteria.

According to EU Regulations, Kraft Parmesan Cheese Cannot Be Sold