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{autotoc option1=value1|option2=value2|…|optionN=valueN} #ECJ #Champagne: the European Court of Justice ruled on the ‘Champagner Sorbet’ case On 20 December, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) published its ruling in the ‘Champagner Sorbet’ case. The Comité
In December 2017, the EU and Japan agreed on the terms for a free trade agreement – the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA). On GIs, the EPA provides a high level of protection for
{autotoc option1=value1|option2=value2|…|optionN=valueN} #GenevaAct #LisbonAgreement #WIPO: EU accession to the Geneva Act of Lisbon Agreement on Appellations of Origin and Geographical Indications The EU is preparing the accession to the Geneva Act of Lisbon
The EU is preparing the accession to the Geneva Act of Lisbon Agreement on Appellations of Origin and Geographical Indications: https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-regulation/initiatives/ares-2017-6308027_en oriGIn is in favour of the accession by the EU to the
{autotoc option1=value1|option2=value2|…|optionN=valueN} #GeneralAssembly 2019: Call for candidatures It is time to plan our next General Assembly. Members interested in hosting the 2019 oriGIn General Assembly are invited to send their candidature to ida@origin-gi.com,
Thank to our members and partners for their support support during 2017 which contributed to make it an extraordinary year for oriGIn! Claude, Massimo, Ida, Céline and Fanny 2017 in Review
Thank you for your support during 2017 which contributed to make it an extraordinary year for oriGIn! Claude, Massimo, Ida, Céline and Fanny 2017 in Review oriGIn Worldwide Geographical Indications
The study on “Protection and Control of Geographical Indications for Agricultural Products in the EU Member States” was launched on 14 December 2017. The study was conducted by the EUIPO’s European Observatory on
Following “Sièges de Liffol” (wood chair) and “Granite de Bretagne” (stone) , “Porcelaine de Limoges” is the third non-agricultural GI recognised by the National Institute of Intellectual property (INPI) of France under the
The EU and Mercosur have exchanged their GIs lists, and the opposition procedure is under way. With respect to the list of GIs submitted by Mercosur countries interested parties had until the 20th of
The EU and Mexico are currently negotiating the modernisation of the existing Economic Partnership, Political Coordination and Cooperation Agreement (Global Agreement) signed in 1997 (and entered into force in 2000). On GIs, the
In the context of the reform of the Intellectual Property regime, of Myanmar, the “Pyihtaungsu Hluttaw Law” (“Draft Trademark Law”) was recently published for consultation. On 8 November, oriGIn submitted its contribution , to welcome
{autotoc option1=value1|option2=value2|…|optionN=valueN} #Africa: Workshop on Geographical Indications (13th and 14th December, Casablanca, Morocco) The 13th and the 14th December, oriGIn organizes in Casablanca, in partnership with the “Office Marocain de la Propriété Industrielle
{autotoc option1=value1|option2=value2|…|optionN=valueN} #Myanmar: Reform of the Trademark Law In the context of the reform of the Intellectual Property regime, of Myanmar, the “Pyihtaungsu Hluttaw Law” (“Draft Trademark Law”) was recently published for consultation.
{autotoc option1=value1|option2=value2|…|optionN=valueN} oriGIn Worldwide GIs Compilation: we need your feed-back! Dear member, oriGIn Worldwide GIs Compilation lists in an alphabetical order all GIs currently protected in the world, notwithstanding the legal system and terminology
On 27 March oriGIn will organize a side-event at the 37th Session of the WIPO Standing Committee on the Law of Trademarks, Industrial Designs and Geographical Indications (SCT), to take place in Geneva from 27
{autotoc option1=value1|option2=value2|…|optionN=valueN} Follow-up oriGIn 2017 Biannual Meeting Dear members, Thank you very much for participating in the oriGIn Biannual Meeting held in Treviso from 17 to 19 October 2017. The relevant documents of
Over the years, GIs have achieved commercial and economic prominence worldwide, benefiting producers and consumers alike. While most countries recognise and protect GIs, both terminology and rules still differ. Moreover, in the absence
KEY-NOTE SPEECH Mr. Matteo Taglienti, Head, Directorate of Planning and Commercial Development, U.O. Anti-Counterfeit and Traceability Solutions, Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato S.p.A Mr. Giuseppe Liberatore, Director general, VALORITALIA PANEL I:
The oriGIn worldwide GIs compilation represents an attempt to identify the GIs recognized in each and every jurisdiction around the world. Following the GIs definition of art. 21.1 of the WTO TRIPs Agreement,
