The Advocate General to Europe’s top Court has ruled that products originating from Western Sahara should be labelled as such, not as from Morocco. The case was initiated by a French farmers' trade union, Confédération Paysanne, seeking clarification on the labelling of produce from Western Sahara and the power of French authorities to prohibit imports if rules-of-origin are not complied with. The Advocate General concluded that fruits from Western Sahara must bear a country of origin label that correctly reflects their origin, in accordance with EU laws and regulations.