22 May 2019

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At yesterday’s session CT20 The Experience Around Geographical Indications and Appellations of Origin for Champagne, Darjeeling Tea, and Colombian Coffee, panelists discussed how geographical indications (GIs) and appellations of origin (AO) can help safeguard the distinctiveness of regional products.

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