SALIMA TECHNOLOGY
7.-9.2. 2023
Fair for food industry and gastronomy
Thirteen Czech Producers Received the KLASA And Czech Product Certificates
To date, 1,201 products from 235 manufacturers could boast with the KLASA national quality mark. Seventeen new award-winning products from nine manufacturers were added in the morning, who received their certificates at the Salima International Food Fair from the hands of the Deputy Agriculture Minister Jaroslava Beneš Špalková and the Director of the State Agricultural Intervention Fund Martin Šebestyán. After that, four companies were handed the Czech Product certificates - guaranteed by the Food Chamber of the Czech Republic.
The KLASA National Quality Mark has been awarded to food and agricultural products by the Minister of Agriculture since 2003. This prestigious brand is managed by the State Agricultural Intervention Fund. "KLASA is really important for us. We tried to get this award the last year and we are very happy that we succeeded this year. Four of our products were awarded with KLASA - Pork liver sausage, Vienna sausage with cheese, Sausage with blue cheese and Moravian smoked meat. It is our classic range, which is produced traditionally with a high proportion of manual work," says Alena Kolkopová, who works as a technology specialist of the M.U.S.P. company. This company is known to the end consumer through the specialized network of retail stores, ZEMAN meat - sausages.
The award-winning products that received the KLASA award now include Keřkovské rohlíčky from AGRICO Bohemia, late potatoes of the cooking type A, which are designed primarily for potato salads, Crispins bars from EXTRUDO Bečice - Corn BIO Bar, Lightly Salted Rye BIO Bar, Pizza Crunchy Bar and Cheese Crunchy Bar, POLIČAN MAKOVEC durable fermented salami from the joint stock company Makovec, a novelty from MASO UZENINY PÍSEK, Hoštice sausages, Czech Blossom Honey and Czech Blossom Forest honey from MEDOKOMERC, Green Beans Wrapped in Bacon by MG servis, Nougat Croissant and Nougat Croissant with a Dark Glaze produced by Pekárny a cukrárny Náchod according to an old Italian patent, and finally onions from Všestary by VITAL Czech, grown by the parent company Všestary Agricultural Cooperative.
The finale of the ceremony in Hall A belonged to companies whose products bear the CZECH MADE brand from today - guaranteed by the Food Chamber of the Czech Republic. This certificate may only be received by a business entity for a product that originated from Czech raw materials and was manufactured in the Czech Republic. Today it was granted to BOHEMILK company for their semi-skimmed and whole milk in glass bottles, BONECO company for Majolka Exclusive mayonnaise, owner of a cafe in Chotěboř Jana Fialová for her cakes Paris Cake and Paris Extra Cake, and growers Jan Hradecký and Alena Mihulková for their Czech Garlic from Krkonoše Mountains. Thus they extended the existing family of 53 companies with more than 1200 products.