Definition : Protected geographical indication

A protected geographical indication (PGI) is a type of intellectual property protection that is granted to products that have a specific geographical origin and possess qualities or characteristics that are closely linked to that origin. This designation ensures that only products that are produced in a specific geographical area and adhere to strict production methods and standards can be labeled as such. This not only protects the reputation and quality of the product, but also promotes and supports the local economy and traditional production methods. Examples of products that may be granted PGI status include food and beverages, agricultural products, and handicrafts. PGI is an important tool in preserving and promoting the unique cultural and historical heritage of a region, while also providing consumers with a guarantee of authenticity and quality.

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