Business● Low27m ago · Nov 12, 2026, 7:30 AM
José Ramón and Clara, the Aragonese who left Zaragoza to make cheese in Broto: “We work with one of the last fresh milk farmers in Sobrarbe”
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In Aragon, in the province of Huesca, the cheese culture finds new references thanks to projects like Bal de Broto, an artisan cheese factory recognized by the World Cheese Awards
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