Pakistan opposes India’s bid for Basmati geographical indication
Pakistan plans to challenge India's claim for a geographical indication (GI) for Basmati rice in the EU, the latest source of conflict amid long-running tensions between the two countries.
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26 February 2021 Pakistan has formally joined the Madrid System for international trademark registrations, administered by the World Intellectual Property Organisation.
15 March 2021 India has filed applications for the registration of Basmati rice as a geographical indication in 19 jurisdictions amid criticism from Pakistan and Nepal, with protection already granted in the UK.
7 October 2021 The EU General Court yesterday annulled a decision by the European Union Intellectual Property Office in a case centring on basmati rice.