Implications of geographical indications: a comprehensive review of papers listed in CAPES’ journal database

Geographical indications and territorial development: A soft‐system methodology analysis of the Serro Case

“…Both ends can be considered direct beneficiaries of an effective implementation of GI. According to an integrative review (Medeiros, Passador, & Passador, ), GIs could entail legal protection (to consumers and dairy farmers), rural development (especially impacting the dairy farmer in terms of qualitative and quantitative production, of generation and flow of economic capital through the product or related activities, and of social aspects), market (supporting consumers both as an aid to buyer decision‐making and by providing assurances and to the dairy farmer due to the increase in product value and the promotion and differentiation of the product and place of production). In addition, one should note that both links (dairy farmers and consumers) target products with this kind of distinction.…”

Geographical Indication and Global Agri-Food

“…For producers, GIs restrict the use of the geographical names and help protect the reputation and the knowledge that complements production in order to create transparency while protecting products from fraud and forgery. For consumers, GIs provide traceability and ensure compliance with the determined code of practice (CoP) (Medeiros, Passador and Passador 2016). GIs provide more information about products and the process of production than non-registered products do (Espejel, Fandos and Flavian 2007;Medeiros, Passador and Passador 2016).…”

“…For consumers, GIs provide traceability and ensure compliance with the determined code of practice (CoP) (Medeiros, Passador and Passador 2016). GIs provide more information about products and the process of production than non-registered products do (Espejel, Fandos and Flavian 2007;Medeiros, Passador and Passador 2016). Registering the product and using the logos allows producers to send a message to customers about the specific characteristics and origins of the products.…”

“…The standards and processes by which a GI product is to be produced is often determined by social, cultural and historical traditions, as well as the unique physical, chemical and flavor characteristics arising from a specific ecosystem (Medeiros, Passador and Passador 2016). Thus, local knowledge that has been passed down from generation to generation is integral to the development process of GIs.…”

Paper-based chemical reaction arrays as an effective tool for geographical indication of turmerics

“…In the modern world, geographical indications (GI), or signs used to indicate a clear link between an attribute and the origin of a product, have become an important tool for the economies of communities producing highly desired products. 1,2 Prosciutto di Parma and Champagne are well-known examples of products that are protected by their GIs, leading to high economic values. 1 Interestingly, scientic methods especially chemical methods can offer several advantages to conrm GIs, thanks to their objective nature, and a wealth of efficient identication methods.…”