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Casademont

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Also known as: Casademont 1956 Meat, S.L., Casademont fuet, Casademont Girona

Catalan maker of fuet and other cured sausages at Constantins, Girona, under the name Casademont 1956 Meat, S.L.; part of Costa Food Group.

Casademont is a Catalan maker of fuet and other cured sausages based at Constantins, Girona, under the company name Casademont 1956 Meat, S.L. It belongs to Costa Food Group, whose business runs from feed and farms to processing, with Casademont as the final step.

The producer dates itself to the middle of the 20th century, when a small workshop made fuets and other embutidos; the 1956 in the company name points to the founding year. Trade press names Jaume Casademont of Bescanó, Girona, as the founder. Grupo Empresarial Costa, from Fraga (Huesca), has existed since 1960 and joined Costa Food in 2018, according to the consortium's member page.

In scope are fuet espetec extra, organic fuet, fuet snack sticks, salchichón montaña extra, chorizo de Pamplona extra and chorizo picante. The site menu also has an international section with Jamón serrano. No PDO or PGI is claimed, and Casademont is not named on Costa's page for the Jamón serrano TSG consortium, although the group is a member. No named product line turned up.

In range terms Casademont is a fuet specialist: fuet and salchichón form the core, and ham appears only in the international section. That sets it apart from ham-led houses such as Navidul.

Packs are fuet sticks, espetec, snack sticks and two-packs. In the UK or US, look for them among imported Spanish cured sausages in delis and specialist food shops.

Facts

CountrySpain
RegionConstantins, Girona (Catalonia)
House rangefuet, espetec, salchichón, chorizo, serrano ham (international section)
Raw materialno PDO/PGI claimed
kind ofCured meat brandssimilarFuetsimilarDry-cured sausagestowardia.com
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Frequently asked questions

Who is behind Casademont and where is it?

A Catalan maker of fuet and other cured sausages based at Constantins, Girona, under the name Casademont 1956 Meat, S.L. It belongs to Costa Food Group, whose business runs from feed and farms to processing.

Which product is Casademont built around?

Fuet: fuet and salchichón form the core of the range, while ham appears only in an international section. That makes it a fuet specialist, unlike ham-led houses such as Navidul.

How is fuet espetec sold?

It is the extra-quality fuet that the producer lists first, a thin cured Catalan sausage sold as a stick. Organic fuet and snack-stick fuet are other forms in the same line.

Does Casademont carry a PDO or PGI?

No PDO or PGI is claimed. Casademont is not named on Costa's page for the Jamón serrano TSG consortium, although the group itself is a member.

Where would a British or American shopper find Casademont?

Among imported Spanish cured sausages in delis and specialist food shops. Packs come as fuet sticks, espetec, snack sticks and two-packs, rather than as sliced trays.

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