250 tubes of wine-flavored crisps taken in investigation into the use of the protected name.
“The name prosecco has been protected since being granted DOC (denomination of controlled origin) status in 2009 and can be used only if authorized by the region’s consortium of prosecco producers.”
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Pringles said in a statement: “The prosecco and pink peppercorn variant was produced in 2018 as a limited edition for the Christmas holiday period. We used prosecco DOC as an ingredient in the aroma and the use of the name of the product on the packaging was designed in line with DOC guidelines and European regulations. We have no plans to produce this variant in the future.”
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