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Colombia: smell [successful] coffee
SIC, the Colombian IPO office recently published a short graphic noting Colombian's coffees that have successfully been registered as De...
Chile vs Peru: the battle over ‘Pisco’ continues
The Peruvian Ministry of External Relations has issued a Press Release stating that Peru will appeal to the ruling of the Court of First In...
Brazil: GI update
This week the Brazilian National Congress published the Legislative Decree No. 154, of 2018 . This Decree approves the agreement signed betw...
Mexico: it’s all about the cheese!
Since May 2016 the EU and Mexico are trying to modernize the trade agreement between them. By January 2018, there has been eight round of ta...
A legal battle over a ‘Champagne Biscuit’
Carozzi, a Chilean multinational company specialised in the food industry, won a legal dispute against the Comité Interprofessionnel du Vin ...
New Geographical Indications on the Sight
From various jurisdictions we received some Geographical Indication news: Mexico: The Mexican Industrial Property Institute (IMPI) informed...
'Desperados' for Tequila?
For some years, the Mexican producers of tequila have manifested disagreement with the use of the word ‘tequila’ in ‘Desperados’ one of the ...
France and Peru present cooperation action
A bilateral cooperation was signed by France and Peru back in 2015. The cooperation was in the field of intellectual property (IP) and econo...
Chilean Sello de Origen: Adding value to heritage products
This week I received my WIPO Magazine and I was happy to see that Chile made the front cover. I immediately recognised the words Sello de O...
The quinoa boom - INDECOPI, a helping hand
From Peru we heard that the National Institute for the Defense of Competition and Protection of Intellectual Property (INDECOPI) is raising ...
GI: does it help?
‘ Sello de Origen ’ (Label of Origin) is a Chilean program developed by the Ministry of Economy together with INAPI. The aim is to provide r...
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