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Geographical
Indications
and Sustainable Rural
Development: Exploring the Connections
Conference Purpose and Intended
Audience |
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Conference purpose
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Promote better understanding of
geographical indications (labels of origin)
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Explore the applicability of GIs to
regional specialty foods and wine in the U.S.
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Disseminate information about the
current trade status of GIs in the U.S.
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Facilitate open discussion of the
impacts of GIs on sustainable rural development
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Clarify European Union calls for a
multilateral registry for GIs
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Clarify WTO negotiations on
establishment of a multilateral register for GIs, and
extension of GI protection to all products
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Encourage dialogue about GIs among state
and federal agencies in the U.S.
intended audience
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State and federal agency personnel from
offices concerned with agriculture, rural development,
and trade
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Representatives of producers who
currently have GI protection, or who desire such
protection
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Representatives of business interests
concerned with protecting product names associated with
particular places or regions
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University researchers and
administrators who share these concerns
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Diplomatic personnel from U.S. and
foreign embassies, the World Trade Organization, and the
World Intellectual Property Organization
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