An American importer has signed a deal to sell Manx cheese in the US.
Specialities Inc, based in New Jersey, says it will sell Isle of Man Creamery's traditional cheddars as well as flavours such as peppercorn, jalapeno, and garlic and chive.
Ron Schinbeckler, owner and chief executive of Specialities, says he's thrilled to bring the Manx produce to consumers in the US.
The cheese will be sold in American weights - either 6.3 ounce pieces or 5.5 pound slicing loafs.
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