The collaboration between the FAO and oriGIn, aimed at helping GI organizations to respond to the emerging sustainability challenges through a participatory approach, continued in the biennium 2021-2022. In this framework, the Sustainability Strategy for GIs (SSGI), previously developed in…
Discover some recent interesting job & training opportunities within institutions (groups, associations, public institutions, private bodies, …) of the GI sector: Coordinateur & office manager (Syndicat des Maisons de Cognac) Policy Officer (SpiritsEurope) Animateur promotion des produits de Savoie (AGRI…
The Working Group on the Development of the Lisbon System, in its meeting held in Geneva on 14 – 16 June, recommended to the Assembly of the Lisbon Union the adoption of a number of amendments to the Common Regulations…
In FETA IV, Case C-159/20, (decision published on 14 July) the Court of Justice of the European Union was asked to address a claim by the European Commission, which has the competence to ensure that EU law is complied with…
Dear member, Over the years, oriGIn has been active on LinkedIn, with the objective to disseminate the learning opportunities (conferences, webinars, online trainings and publications covering GIs) available within our network. This has proved to be extremely useful for people…
On July 18, Peru deposited the instrument of accession to the Geneva Act of the Lisbon Agreement on Appellations of Origin and Geographical Indication, in the context of the Sixty-third series of meetings of the Assemblies of the Member States…
Over the last months, the GI case law was further consolidated by interesting rulings and decisions. On May 25, the Court of Venice, upheld the arguments put forward by the Consorzio Tutela Grana Padano in a case concerning the use…
The conference “Global Perspectives on Geographical Indications: An International Conference for Researchers, Policymakers and Practitioners” took place in Montpellier (France) on 5-8 July. The event, which gathered more than 150 participants (producers, academics, policy makers, representatives of international organizations and…
Europe’s legal regime for protection of Geographical Indications (GIs) primarily comprises of highly evolved, multi-sectoral regulations pertaining to products and produce – from agricultural products to wines & spirits, and more such items. In contrast, the legal evolution of GIs…
Two major legislative processes related to GIs are currently under discussion at the European level. oriGIn EU is following closely both dossiers. On the one hand, in March the European Commission has proposed a EU geographical indications scheme (revision). Following…
On June 30, the European Commission and the New-Zealand authorities concluded the negotiations of an ambitious trade agreement, which will open significant market opportunities for both parties. Moreover, the agreement will protect in New Zealand the full list of EU…
The new GI Act of Malaysia entered into force on 18 March 2022. The law does not provide robust protection for all GIs. It provides the registration of names for 10 years (renewable) as well as the possibility of GI…
On June 30, the European Commission and the New-Zealand authorities concluded the negotiations of an ambitious trade agreement, which will open significant market opportunities and will protect the full list of EU wines and spirits Geographical Indications as well as…
Please indicate the 2021 turnover (at production level) of the GI you represent If the 2021 figures are not yet available, please indicate the latest number you can provide EURUSD 1. Compared to 2021, for the GI you represent the…
oriGIn is the global alliance of GI groups and institutions dedicated to: Campaigning for robust protection of GI in national laws and international treaties; and Promoting a model of managing value chains which is poised to respond to the emerging…
On 28 June, oriGIn and the LIFE TTGG project partners organized the online event “The Environmental decision support system (EDSS): A new tool to support sustainable and efficient PDO/PGI supply chains in Europe, developed by the LIFE TTGG project”. The…
On 15 June in the framework of the WIPO Working Group on the Development of the Lisbon System oriGIn and the Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property (IPI) organized a meeting on the Worldwide GIs compilation. The meeting (see here…
On 8th June, oriGIn in cooperation with the “Conseil national des appellations d’origine laitières” (CNAOL) and the LIFE TTGG project partners, organized the online event: “Dairies PDO and Environment: methods, tools and approaches”. The event gathered representatives of the French…
Name: Family name: Organization: Email: Preliminary information Please indicate the 2022 turnover (at production level) of the GI you represent If the 2022 figures are not yet available, please indicate the latest number you can provide EURUSD Please indicate the…
oriGIn is the global alliance of GI groups and institutions dedicated to: Campaigning for robust protection of GI in national laws and international treaties; and Promoting a model of managing value chains which is poised to respond to the emerging…
On June 2, the Government of the Czech Republic deposited its instrument of accession to the WIPO Geneva Act of the Lisbon Agreement on Appellations of Origin and Geographical Indications, which now covers 37 jurisdictions. The Act will enter into…
