the issue it must be compulsory european indications to be in civil customs terms as these are to day suffering damage affects not only the angry food the counterfeited products of which suff
The first issue is that it must be compulsory for European geographical indications to be protected in both civil and customs terms, as these are today suffering damage that affects not only the agri-food industry, the counterfeited products of which suffer unfair competition typically involving the use of names that copy and evoke familiar European brands, but also industries operating in the design and fashion sectors.
The issue it must be compulsory European indications to be in civil customs terms, as these are today suffering damage affects not only the agri-food the counterfeited products of which suffer unfair competition typically involving the use names that copy and evoke familiar European brands, also industries operating in the design fashion sectors.