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Geographical Indications - An Introduction

Geographical IndicationsAn IntroductionDisclaimer: The information contained in this publication is not meant as a substitute for professional legal advice. Its main purpose is limited to providing basic ble of contentsForeword 3 Introduction 4 Key concepts 6 What is a Geographical indication? 6 Can Geographical Indications only be used for agricultural products? 8 What is the difference between a Geographical indication and a trademark? 11 What is the difference between a Geographical indication and an appellation of origin?

limited to “industry and commerce” proper, but applies also to agricultural ... agricultural products in early versions of the Paris Convention, are clear evidence that the 19th century diplomats who negotiated the international convention, primarily to protect inventions shown at international exhibitions, had not overlooked this, arguably ...

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