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Grappa and brandy: New Zealand opens to free trade with the EU

Assodistil is satisfied with the agreement that ensures protection for Italian spirits

Last March 25, New Zealand notified the European Union of its ratification of the free trade agreement, discussions of which have been on the table for years, and which saw the EU's accession last November. The new Free Trade Agreement, which will come into force on May 1st, includes full protection of spirit drinks with geographical indications including Italian Brandy, Grappa and all territorial...

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Rome, RM, Italy, 03/27/2024 17:46
EFA News - European Food Agency

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