[avhon1]

> trying to discourage the usage of "something style" naming

The law prohibits exactly this. From the Wikipedia article [1]:

[Under Protected Geographical Status laws] it is also prohibited to combine the indication with words such as "style", "type", "imitation", or "method" in connection with the protected indications

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geographical_indications_and_t...

[Asooka]

But that should only apply to products, not to video titles describing how to execute the recipe, right? Otherwise I guess you could title the video "how to make cheese using the official recipe for Grana Padano, with the understanding that this will not result in Grana Padano cheese"

[_jal]

I expect to see a video on "How to make edible dairy product that is absolutely nothing like Grana Padano" by the weekend.

[wayoutthere]

“The Makers of Grana Padano do NOT Want You to See This!!!”

[qalmakka]

In the end, they realized they royally screwed up and the Grana Padano Consortium wrote him an apology:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Xy_KkZDiTE

[TwoBit]

In his followip video he says he will find subtle ways to refer to what he is cloning.

[s_dev]

"I can't believe it's not butter"!

[pjmorris]

"I can't believe it's not Grana Padano!"

[thrwn_frthr_awy]

Trader Joe’s calls their almond milk “almond beverage” because of lawsuits from the dairy industry.

[raverbashing]

Interestingly, the article mentions that the protection in Australia applies to wines but not Cheese

[blunte]

Can't imagine why Australian wine needs protection... Who would try to copy it?

[sulam]

Sorry, gonna go out on a limb and say you don’t try a lot of wines. Australia has some really great wines, both reds (Shiraz) and more recently whites (their Chardonnays are as good most of Napa’s). Their wine production is ~half of the USA, despite their much lower population and they export quite a lot of it (40 or 50%, I forget the exact number).

[wolco2]

China just put 200% duties on any wine products from Australia so it might be a good time to import the excess.

[ryall]

Armagh Shiraz would like a word...

[klipt]

So just use a green screen to make it look like you're in Italy and call your video "How to make Grana Padano"?

[mamuf]

...and learn Italian as well.

[ed25519FUUU]

The legal thing and more common thing in the US is “Compare with <brand X>”, which doesn’t imply equality but does give away that it’s some kind of clone

[mytailorisrich]

That's when naming products.

This video only shows how to follow a recipe.