Examples of using Protected designation of origin in English and their translations into Swedish
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Productos del Encinar is registered with the Dehesa de Extremadura Protected Designation of Origin programme, which requires adherence to strict animal husbandry and production codes.
To be eligible for a protected designation of origin or a protected  geographical indication,
In effect, the protected designation of origin would be abolished and existing registrations would become protected  geographical indications.
In my view, a protected designation of origin and geographical indication system must be implemented.
Since the name of  a protected designation of origin may not be used for other wines when sold within the EU,
In the case of'protected geographical indications' or'protected designation of origin', it would be desirable to label the main ingredient(s)
The Greek authorities also violate Article 103(1) of  the CMO Regulation() whereby"a protected designation of origin and a protected  geographical indication may be used by any operator marketing a wine which has been produced in conformity with the corresponding product specification.
Actions of  information notably on the Community systems covering protected designation of origin(PDO), protected  geographical indication(PGI),
The geographical indications(GI) scheme aims to protect  product names which are registered as Protected Designation of Origin or Protected  Geographical Indication,
Notwithstanding paragraph 1, the name of  a protected designation of origin or a protected  geographical indication or a traditional term
Therefore, I am very much in favour of  the Protected  Geographical Indication and Protected Designation of Origin, together with the reintroduction of  a regulated
The conditions referred to in 1 shall not apply to the meat of  bovine animals for which a protected designation of origin or geographical indication has been registered in accordance with Regulation(EC) No 510/2006**, before 29 June 2007.
This then implicitly supports the high-quality honey of  our beekeepers and the protected designation of origin, which the Commission indeed itself publicises with expensive advertisements and glossy paper.
This Regulation should not apply to goods bearing a protected designation of origin or a protected  geographical indication which,
Working in line with the EU's quality system certification marks such as PDO(protected designation of origin) and PGI(protected geographical indication)
This European certificate stands for"Protected Designation of Origin" and guarantees that a product is manufactured according to a traditional recipe within a certain geographic area in accordance with strict manufacturing regulations.
plant variety right, protected designation of origin, protected  geographical indication
It is also advisable to create a legal framework for accommodatory solutions in cases of  coincidence between a protected designation of origin or geographical indication and an identical geographical
entered in the'Register of  protected designation of origin and protected geographical indications' provided for in Article 6(3)
organic farming label, Protected Designation of Origin(PDO), Protected  Geographical Indication(PGI),