As Sri Lanka explores new ways to enhance the value of its agricultural and artisanal heritage, Geographical Indications (GIs) are emerging as a promising pathway. GIs are distinctive signs that identify products whose quality and reputation are intrinsically linked to their place of origin. More than a label, they are powerful tools for sustainable rural development, market competitiveness and heritage safeguarding. Many world-renowned products including French Champagne, Greek Feta, and Darjeeling Tea hold Geographical Indication status. Recent progress, from the EU registration of Ceylon Cinnamon to the establishment of a national GI framework and the ongoing application for Ceylon Tea,…
Origin Matters: How Geographical Indications Can Power New Opportunities for Sri Lanka – Insights from International Experts
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