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Article: MORE UNIFORM HOLES FOR SWISS CHEESE.(Brief Article)
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- The Food Institute Report
- Article date:
- January 29, 2001
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MORE UNIFORM HOLES FOR SWISS CHEESE: USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service is giving notice of the availability of revisions to the voluntary United States Standards for Grades of Swiss Cheese and Emmentaler Cheese. The changes will increase the allowable eye size range in Grade A Swiss cheese and define an allowable eye size range in Grade B Swiss cheese; remove the block height recommendation for cheeses ...
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