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Protection and control of geographical indications for agricultural products in the EU Member States

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This report is the result of a study on protection and controls of agricultural geographical indications, for which the EU Commission, Directorate-General for Agriculture and Rural Development (DG AGRI) requested the collaboration of the EUIPO’s European Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights. The main objective of the study is to provide better knowledge of the landscape of the control and protection systems for geographical indications (GIs) in the 28 EU Member States, through the mapping of all the competent authorities and the procedures in place, including enforcement measures against infringements. The report provides a general overview and description of each national control system for foodstuffs and agricultural products, wines, spirit drinks and aromatised wine drinks. In addition, a guide is attached with a comprehensive inventory of all national competent authorities (CAs) and control bodies (CBs) together with the relevant contact data, as well as some useful information for GI users to help them in seeking better protection against infringements. The study has been conducted on the basis of desk and field research carried out in order to collect a consistent set of information. This research activity started with the preparation and submission to the 28 EU Member States of a common ‘data collection scheme’, which aimed to gather structured information on the functioning of the control and protection systems for GIs within the European Union. Following this extensive research activity, all of the data returned was then gathered, assessed and organised in this report. Hence, not only the overall coverage achieved, but also the structure and the level of detail of the information given strongly relies on the extent of each Member State’s contribution. In detail, out of 28 Member States, 23 provided information for this survey. Therefore, the remaining 5 Member States are not included in the report.
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ISBN 978-92-9156-233-6
DOI 10.2814/910533
Luettelonumero TB-06-17-003-EN-N
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ISSN ISBN 978-92-9156-233-6 DOI 10.2814/910533 Luettelonumero TB-06-17-003-EN-N
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