The European Union’s geographical indications (GIs) system protects the names of products that have specific qualities or reputations linked to their region of origin. GIs are intellectual property rights that guarantee the authenticity, quality, and distinctiveness of products.
Commission launches WTO consultations challenging China’s anti-subsidy investigation into EU dairy
The EU Commission proposed Monday EUR 119.7m direct support for farmers from Bulgaria, Germany, Estonia, Italy and Romania who have been impacted by recent exceptional adverse climatic events. In the…
— last modified 16 November 2023 EU Member States on 16 November did not reach the required qualified majority to renew or reject the approval of glyphosate during a vote…
— last modified 05 July 2023 The European Commission adopted on 5 July a package of measures for a sustainable use of key natural resources, which will also strengthen the…
— last modified 22 June 2022 The European Commission proposed on 22 June to reduce the use and risk of chemical pesticides by 50% by 2030.AdvertisementWhat has been proposed today…
— last modified 01 July 2021 The European Commission decided on 30 June to positively respond to the European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI) ‘End the Cage Age’. In its reply, the…