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A geographical indication GI is 
a name or sign used on products 

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which corresponds to a specific 
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For example, a town region or 
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The use of a geographical 
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the product source is intended 
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product possesses certain 
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traditional methods or enjoys a 
good reputation due to its 

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geographical origin article. 22 
point one of the trips agreement

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defines geographical 
Indications, as indications, 

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which identify good as 
originating in the territory of 

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a member, or region or locality 
in that territory, we're giving 

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quality reputation or other 
characteristic of the good is 

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essentially attributable to its 
geographical origin. 

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Appalachian doors in control. 
A appellation of origin is a 

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subtype of geographical 
indication where quality method 

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and reputation of a product 
originated from a strictly 

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defined area specified in its 
intellectual property, right? 

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Registration. 
History governments, have 

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protected trade names and 
trademarks of food products 

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identified with a particular 
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Since at least the end of the 
19th century using laws against 

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false trade descriptions or 
passing off, which generally 

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protects against suggestions 
that a product has a certain 

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origin quality or Association. 
When it does not, in such cases,

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the limitation on competitive 
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grant of a monopoly of use over 
a geographical indication is 

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justified by governments either 
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Benefits or by producer 
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One of the first GI systems is 
the one used in France from the 

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early part of the 20th century 
known as Appalachian. 

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Derision control a AOC items 
that meet geographical origin 

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and quality standards. 
May be endorsed with a 

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government-issued stamp which 
acts as official certification 

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of the origins and standards of 
the product examples of products

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that have such appellations of 
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Include gruyere cheese from 
Switzerland and many French 

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wines under champagne or graph 
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Versailles. 
Germany was forbidden from using

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Allied geographical indications,
on products, which in particular

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affected, the German, Cognac, 
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As the French considered the 
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References to places in France. 
Since then the terms vibrant and

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sector been used instead, 
geographical indications have 

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long been associated with the 
concept of terroir and with 

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Europe as an entity were, there 
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certain food products with 
particular regions. 

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Under European Union, law, the 
protected, designation of origin

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framework which came into effect
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Regulates the following systems 
of geographical indications 

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protected, designation of 
origin. 

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PDO protected, geographical 
indication PGI and traditional 

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speciality is guaranteed tsg 
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Covered the use of geographical 
indications is not limited to 

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agricultural products. 
A geographical indication may 

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also highlight specific 
qualities of a Product that are 

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due to human factors found in 
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Place of origin, such as 
specific manufacturing skills 

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and traditions, for example, 
handicrafts which are generally 

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handmade using local natural 
resources and usually embedded 

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in the traditions of local 
communities differences between 

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geographical indications and 
other protections trademarks 

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geographical indications. 
And trademarks are distinctive, 

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signs used to distinguish goods 
or services in the marketplace 

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both convey information about 
the Jin of a good or service and

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enable consumers to associate a 
particular quality with a good 

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or service trademarks inform 
consumers about the source of a 

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good or service. 
They identify a good or service 

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as originating from a particular
company trademarks help 

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consumers associate a good or 
service with a specific quality 

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or reputation based on 
information about the company 

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responsible for producing or 
offering it geographical 

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indications, identify good as 
originating from a particular 

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place based on its Place of 
origin, consumers, May associate

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a good with a particular quality
characteristic or reputation. 

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A trademark often consists of an
arbitrary sign that may be used 

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by its owner or another person 
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So, a trademark can be assigned 
or license to anyone anywhere in

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the world because it is linked 
to a specific company and not to

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a particular place in contrast. 
The sign used to denote a 

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geographical indication, usually
corresponds to the name of the 

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place of origin of the good or 
to the name by which Good is 

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known in that place. 
A geographical indication may be

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used by all persons, who in the 
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goods, according to specified 
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However, because of its link 
with the place of origin, a 

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geographical indication cannot 
be assigned or license to 

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someone outside that place or 
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Belonging to the group of 
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appellation of origin. 
Appellations of origin are a 

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special kind of geographical 
indication the term is used in 

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the Paris convention and defined
in the spin agreement Article 2 

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of the Lisbon agreement defines 
appellations of origin as one, 

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the geographical denomination of
a country region or locality, 

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which serves to designate a 
product originating there in the

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quality or characteristics of 
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essentially to the geographical 
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and human factors. 
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appellations of origin consists 
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place of origin. 
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note that a number of All 
indications that are not placed 

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names but refer to a product in 
connection with a place are 

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protected as appellations of 
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Under the Lisbon agreement. 
For example, reblock and cheese 

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and vinho Verde. 
Green wine. 

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It is sometimes argued that 
products with a certain 

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reputation, but no other quality
due to their place of origin are

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not considered appellations of 
origin under the Lisbon 

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agreement. 
However, this interpretation is 

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not universally accepted 
nevertheless, appellations of 

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origin. 
And geographical Stations both 

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require a qualitative link 
between the product to which 

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they refer and its place of 
origin, both inform consumers 

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about a products, geographical 
origin and a quality or 

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characteristic of the product 
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The basic difference between the
two terms is that the link with 

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a place of origin must be 
stronger in the case of an 

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appellation of origin, the 
quality, or characteristics of a

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product protected as an 
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result exclusively or 
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geographical origin. 
This generally, Means that the 

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raw materials should be sourced 
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And that the processing of the 
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there, in the case, of 
geographical indications, a 

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single Criterion attributable to
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sufficient, be it a quality or 
other characteristic of the 

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product or only its reputation? 
Moreover, the production of the 

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raw materials and the 
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GI product, do not necessarily 
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defined geographical area dot. 
The term appellation of origin 

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is often Used in laws that 
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system of protection for 
geographical indications, in 

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so-called suae generous systems 
of protection, see the section 

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on how to obtain protection for 
geographical indications 

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geographical indication is a 
more General concept that does 

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not determine a specific mode of
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Rural development effects, 
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generally applied to traditional
products produced by rural 

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marginal or indigenous 
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that have gained. 
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or International markets due to 
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producers can add value to their
products through geographical 

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indications. 
By communicating, to Consumers 

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the products characteristics, 
which derive from the climate 

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soil and other natural 
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geographical area, promoting the
conservation of local 

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traditional production processes
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to the cultural identity of 
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The recognition and protection 
on the markets of the names of 

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these products allows the 
community of producers to invest

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in. 
Maintaining the specific 

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qualities of the product on 
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Most importantly, as the 
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borders, and demand grows 
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the sustainability of the 
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products originated and are 
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Trade Centers guide to 
geographical indications, 

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linking products and their 
Origins authors. 

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Danielle giovannucci Professor, 
Tim Jaws, William kircher 

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Bernard O'Connor, and métis, and
clearly assert that geographical

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indications are by no means a 
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rural development. 
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comprehensive framework for 
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Since they can positively 
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competitiveness, stakeholder 
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stewardship and socio-cultural 
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The application of a circular 
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economic returns in the long run
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environmental cost. 
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development, may also allow for 
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promoting the reputation of the 
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sustainability when and where 
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impacts from geographical 
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Environmental Protection, 
Economic Development, and social

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well-being can be the 
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local food production and 
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non-agricultural GI such as 
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A structuring of the supply 
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reputation link to origin 
Creator bargaining power to raw 

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material producers for better 
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So is for them to receive a 
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percentage capacity of producers
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higher quality to access Niche 
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economy means throughout the 
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infringement, such as free 
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producers Etc. 
Economic resilience in terms of 

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increased and stabilized prices 
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commodity trap through to 
commoditization, or to prevent 

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or minimize external shocks 
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percentage gains usually varying
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throughout the supply chain 
spillover effects, such as new 

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business and even other GI 
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the natural resources on which 
the product is based and 

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therefore protect the 
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Preservation of traditions and 
traditional knowledge, 

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identity-based, Prestige, and 
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None of these impacts are 
guaranteed and they depend on 

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numerous factors including the 
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geographical indications, the 
type, and effects of the 

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association of stakeholders. 
The rules for using the GI or 

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code of practice, the 
inclusiveness and quality of the

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collective Dimension, 
decision-making of the GI, 

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producers Association and 
quality of the marketing efforts

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undertaken. international 
issues, like trade marks 

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geographical indications are 
regulated locally by each 

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country because conditions of 
registration such as 

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differences, in the generic use 
of terms, vary from country to 

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Country, this is especially true
of food and beverage names, 

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which frequently use 
geographical terms, but it may 

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also be true of other products 
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Shiraz handicrafts flowers, and 
perfumes, when products with 

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gi's acquire, a reputation of 
international magnitude All 

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other products may try to pass 
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GI products. 
This kind of competition is 

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often seen as unfair. 
As it may discourage traditional

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producers as well as mislead 
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Thus the European Union has 
pursued efforts to improve the 

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protection of g.i. 
internationally inter Alia. 

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The European Union has 
established distinct legislation

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to protect geographical names in
the fields of wines Spirits 

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agricultural products, including
beer a register for protected 

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geographical Indications and 
denominations of origin relating

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to products in the field of 
Agriculture, including beer, but

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excluding mineral water was 
established dor, another 

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register was set up for wine 
region names, namely the Abacus 

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register in November 2020. 
The European Union intellectual 

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property office launched, the 
comprehensive database GI view 

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covering food, wine and spirit 
gi's, a private database project

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Gia product directory, intends 
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Coverage accusations of unfair. 
Competition should also be 

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leveled with caution since the 
use of g.i. sometimes comes from

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European immigrants who brought 
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skills with them Paris. 
Convention at Lisbon agreement, 

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International Trade made it 
important to try to harmonize 

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the different approaches and 
standards that governments use 

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to register. 
G is the first attempts to do. 

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So were found in the Paris 
convention on trademarks 1883 

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still in force 176 members 
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elaborate provision in the 1958 
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protection of appellations of 
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about 9,000 geographical 
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Lisbon agreement members 
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aspects of intellectual property
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The WTO agreement on 
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intellectual property, rights 
trips defines geographical 

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indications, as indications, 
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originating in the territory of 
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Locality in that territory where
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other characteristic of the good
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its Geographic origin in 1994 
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trips were concluded. 
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WTO member countries 164 
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As of August 2016 had agreed to 
set certain basic standards for 

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the protection of GIS and all 
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There are in effect. 
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member governments. 
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article, 22 of the trips 
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governments must provide lethal 
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for the owner of a GI registered
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use of marks that mislead the 
public as to the geographical 

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origin of the goods. 
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of a geographical name which 
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represents that the product 
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article. 23 of the trips 
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governments, must provide the 
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their laws As to prevent the use
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identifying wines, not 
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indicated by the geographical 
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where the public is not being 
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Were there is no unfair 
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origin of the good is indicated.
With the geographical indication

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is accompanied by expression. 
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imitation, or the like similar 
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geographical indications 
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of trips also says that 
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register a trademark or may 
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if their legislation permits, or
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government. 
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the true origin of a good 
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May refuse to register or may 
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conflicts with a wine or Spirits
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Whether the trademark misleads 
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geographical indications, that 
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geographical indications for 
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Spirits article, 23 for example,
members are not obliged to bring

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a geographical indication under 
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Where it has become a generic 
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in question, measures to 
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should not Prejudice prior 
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acquired in good faith. 
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including long-established use 
continued, use of a geographical

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indication for wines or Spirits,
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Nature's before in the Doha 
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Negotiations launched in 
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governments are negotiating on 
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register of geographical 
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including the EU are pushing for
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for a non binding system under 
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notified of a members 
respective, geographical 

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indications, some governments 
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negotiations, especially the 
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Communities wish to go further 
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GIS on products, other than 
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23 of trips. 
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extending article 23 will 
increase the protection of these

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marks in international trade. 
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proposal. 
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other governments including the 
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the need to extend the stronger 
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other products. 
They are concerned that article.

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23 protection is greater than 
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deliver the consumer benefit. 
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objective of gi's laws Geneva 
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2015. 
The Geneva Act was adopted, it 

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entered into Force early 2020 
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European Union. 
The Geneva act Bridges, the 

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Lisbon system of appellations of
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geographical indications 
differences in philosophy. 

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One reason for the conflicts 
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United States government's is a 
Difference in philosophy as to 

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what constitutes a, genuine 
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The prevailing theory is that of
terroir that there is a specific

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property of a geographical area 
and that dictates a strict usage

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of geographical designations, 
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right breeds can make Roquefort 
cheese, if they are located in 

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the part of France, where the 
cheese is made, but nobody 

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outside, that part of France can
make a blue sheep's, milk cheese

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and call it Roquefort even if 
they completely duplicate the 

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process described in the 
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By contrast in the United 
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The naming is generally 
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intellectual property. 
Thus the name, Grayson belongs 

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to Meadow Creek Farms and they 
have a right to use it as a 

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trademark. 
Nobody even in Grayson County, 

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Virginia can call their cheese, 
Grayson while Meadow Creek 

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Farms, if they bought up another
Farm elsewhere in the United 

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States, even if nowhere near 
Grayson County, could use that 

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name, it is considered that 
there need to preserve their 

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reputation as a company, is the 
quality guarantee. 

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This difference causes most of 
the conflict between the United 

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States and Europe and their 
attitudes toward geographical 

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names. 
However, there is some overlap 

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particularly with American 
Products, adopting a European 

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way of viewing. 
The matter the most notable of 

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these are crops Vidalia, onions,
Florida, oranges and Idaho 

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potatoes. 
In each of these cases, the 

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state governments of Georgia, 
Florida, and Idaho registered 

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trademarks, and then allow their
Growers or in the case of the 

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vidalia onion. 
Only those In a certain well 

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defined geographical area within
the state to use the term while 

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denying its used to others. 
The European conception is 

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increasingly gaining Acceptance 
in American bit of culture. 

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Also Vintners in the various 
American viticultural areas are 

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attempting to form 
well-developed and unique 

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identities, as New World Wind 
gains Acceptance in the Wind 

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Community. 
Finally, the United States has a

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long tradition of placing 
relatively strict limitations on

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its native forms of whiskey, 
particularly notable are the 

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Points for labeling a product 
straight whiskey. 

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Which requires the whiskey to be
produced in the United States in

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accordance with certain 
standards and the requirement in

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force by federal law and several
International agreements NAFTA. 

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Among them that a product 
labeled Tennessee, whiskey, be a

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straight bourbon whiskey 
produced in the state of 

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Tennessee. 
Conversely, some European 

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products have adopted a more 
American System. 

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A prime example is Newcastle, 
Brown Ale, which received an EU 

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protected geographical status in
When the brewery move from 

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tyneside to tadcaster in North 
Yorkshire about 150 kilometres 

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away. 
In 2007, for economic reasons, 

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the status had to be revoked