Saucisson d’Ardenne wins geographical indication case
Geographical indications are important, to protect and
preserve intellectual property related to tradition, local
cultures and production methods. But even though they grant
protection to a community and not to individual right holders,
they can cause tension, between two regions in the same country
for example.
Whether or not a certain food product may qualify as a
protected geographical indication is in Belgium determined by
the regions (Belgium has three: the Flemish, the...
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