The EU cancels the registration of the Italian protected geographical indication 'Colli Aprutini'
17 Mar 2026Effective: 16 Mar 2026125 views
Who is affected:
Italian wine producers holding the Colli Aprutini PGI and operators in the EU wine sector
Summary
The European Commission removes the PGI 'Colli Aprutini', an Italian designation of origin, from the official register. This cancellation affects the legal protection of that geographical name throughout the EU.
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Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/558 formally cancels the registration of the Protected Geographical Indication 'Colli Aprutini' from the European PGI register. This designation covered Italian wines from the Abruzzo region. The cancellation means the name no longer enjoys legal protection in the European single marke…
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CELEX:32026R0558: Reglamento de Ejecución (UE) 2026/558 de la Comisión, de 16 de marzo de 2026, por el que se cancela la inscripción en el registro de la indicación geográfica (IGP) Colli Aprutini
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