Protection of Geographical Sample Clauses

Protection of Geographical. Indications
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Protection of Geographical. Indications for Agricultural and Fishery Products and Foodstuffs other Than Wine and Spirit Drinks
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Protection of Geographical. Indications for Spirits
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Protection of Geographical. Indications (GIs) “One‐Year Review”  After the first year of negotiations the Commission provided to the Council a report assessing the progress achieved during the first year of negotiations with Japan.  This review had been foreseen in the original negotiating mandate for the EU. After this satisfactory review the negotiations will hopefully continue with added momentum. (Website of European commission) Conclusion of One‐Year Review June 25, 2014 Second Half of the Negotiations Examples of Japan’s Progress on NTMs (1) ‐Automotive‐ Adoption of UNECE regulations  37/47 passenger vehicle regulations were adopted.
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Protection of Geographical. Indications 1. This Article concerns the protection in each of the Parties of geographical indications of wines and spirits originating in the territory of the other Party.
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