The EU cancels the registration of the protected geographical indication 'Terre di Chieti' from Italy
25 Mar 2026Effective: 24 Mar 202678 views
Who is affected:
Producers, importers and distributors of wines with PGI Terre di Chieti
Summary
The European Commission removes the Italian protected geographical indication 'Terre di Chieti' from the official register. This cancellation has effects on producers who used this denomination.
Detailed analysis
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Implementing Regulation 2026/708 formally cancels the registration of the PGI 'Terre di Chieti', an Italian geographical denomination linked to wines from the Abruzzo region. The cancellation means that producers will no longer be able to rely on this European geographical protection to market their products. This may …
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CELEX:32026R0708: Reglamento de Ejecución (UE) 2026/708 de la Comisión, de 24 de marzo de 2026, por el que se cancela la inscripción en el registro de la indicación geográfica (IGP) Terre di Chieti
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