Question 17586 — intellectual property

Summary

Mr. Éric Michoux draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial, Energy and Digital Sovereignty to the entry into application of Regulation (EU) 2023/2411 of October 18, 2023 and, more particularly, to Article 17 of the bill establishing various provisions for adaptation to European Union law (DADDUE), currently being examined by Parliament. Indeed, several actors in the industry believe that the provisions provided for in this article could weaken the current system and call into question certain guarantees which have contributed to the credibility of the French system in terms of geographical indications for industrial and artisanal products. Professionals also warn of the new constraints and obligations that could result from this development. The French Indications Federation industrial and artisanal geographical indications (FFIGIA), as well as the defense and management organizations of several geographical indications, in particular that of the “Pierre de Bourgogne”, express their concerns about the consequences of this text on the future of industrial and artisanal geographical indications and on the preservation of the know-how that they protect. In this context, he asks him what guarantees the The Government intends to respond to the concerns expressed by representatives of the sectors concerned and to guarantee that the adaptation of French law to European regulations does not lead to weakening the protection and promotion of industrial and artisanal geographical indications.

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