protected geographical indication
Sturgeon batog, the 16th Romanian product with a protected geographical indication in the EU
• The European Commission recently approved the registration of "Batog de sturgeon" in the register of protected geographical indications (PGI), making it the 16th food product from Romania officially recognized at European level. The announcement was made...
Interview with Radu Bozocea – "Ideas are not protected. Only their materialization is protected. Thoughts come to all of us, many and often. But the effort...
• In the previous interview - highly appreciated by Artei Alba readers - we spoke with the intellectual property rights expert about trademarks in general, with practical examples of what is...
Romanian products protected at European level – a recognized gastronomic heritage
• Romanian producers have successfully entered the list of the European elite thanks to certifications that recognize the specificity and quality of certain local products. The European Union protects the names of certain agricultural and food products through systems...
ChocoModica: event in the city of the first European chocolate with PGI certification
• Modica chocolate is the first European chocolate with a Protected Geographical Indication. In an event recently held in the Sicilian city of Modica, the Italian Ministry of Agriculture recognized, assigning to it all the functions provided by...
Day of Romanian Agri-Food Products 2024 edition
• "Romanian Agricultural Products Day" will take place between October 10-12 in the MADR courtyard. As in previous years, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MADR) will celebrate on October 10, 2024 "Day...
Pita de Pecica becomes a recognized and registered Romanian product at European level
• Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 26/2023 of June 1221, 2023, on registration of a name in... was published in the Official Journal of the European Union on Monday, June 19, 2023.
Dobrogean pie becomes a Protected Geographical Indication product
• Dobrogean pie receives product recognition with Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) from the European Union. Dobrogean pie finally becomes, after two years of controversy with Bulgaria, a Romanian PGI product. Romania...