Ham in Ivanić-Grad: check the Cebo de Campo pack and plate
For ham in Ivanić-Grad, open the Altanza Cebo de Campo pack and the Altanza Cebo de Campo 50% Ibérico plate, both 80 g net. Compare their full names: as well as the packaging, check the breed percentage stated for each reference.
Do not fill in a missing percentage
The plate’s current Spanish name states 50% Ibérico; the pack’s name gives no percentage. Sharing brand, category or weight does not complete that detail. If you need it confirmed before choosing the pack, consult its label or ask Paco about that reference.
Check the actual cutting method
The pack is machine sliced. The plate is described as machine sliced with a knife effect. That expression does not mean hand slicing. Keep the distinction when comparing pages rather than assigning another technique from the photograph.
Organise your selection
Check the current unit price and decide whether a pack or plate suits you. Count the 80 g net for each selected unit without treating it as a fixed serving. Ingredients, allergens and storage need separate checks; matching format does not confirm them.
References within Ivanić-Grad
The municipal mjesni odbori directory names Deanovec, Posavski Bregi and Šumećani. These locate a destination enquiry, rather than shops or guarantees of stock. Give the full address and check current shipping conditions before relying on a date.
Before ordering
You buy from Jamones Paco Heredia in Barcelona. Check availability and shipping conditions for Croatia. Ask Paco first for an essential date. Always consult product details and labels for ingredients, allergens and storage.