Spain: Extra virgin olive oil with the seal of origin denomination from Sierra Mágina is protected in 20 countries of the world

Published 2021년 10월 8일

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The Extra Virgin Olive Oil from the Sierra Mágina region in Spain is now protected in 20 countries due to EU bilateral agreements, thanks to the General Directorate of the Food Industry's efforts. The first three oil mills are now open, with 13 more expected to follow, producing early harvest oils. The Regulatory Council of the Denomination of Origin Sierra Mágina, established in 1995, covers 60,000 hectares of olive groves and has 55 brands of 100% extra virgin olive oil. These brands have won numerous awards and are known for their fruity, balanced, and bitter notes.
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The Extra Virgin Olive Oil with the stamp of the Denomination of Origin Sierra Mágina is protected from imitations and usurpations in a total of 20 countries of the world thanks to bilateral agreements of the European Union with third countries. Specifically, Mágina EVOO has institutional support in: Armenia, China, Japan, Argentina, Moldova, South Africa, Australia, Republic of Korea, Kosovo, Brazil, New Zealand, Switzerland, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Georgia, Liechtenstein, Paraguay, Serbia, Ukraine, Canada, Iceland, Mexico, Uruguay, Singapore, and Vietnam. This is clear from the list published on its website by the General Directorate of the Food Industry, an entity dependent on the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food that works for the protection of Protected Designations of Origin and Protected Geographical Indications beyond the borders of the European Union. This protection represents a great benefit for the region's oils, since Máginat EVOO has a special treatment in 20 ...

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