The Chilean government prepares attack on Peru after revelation of manuscripts that say pisco is Peruvian

Published 2024년 12월 17일

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The Minister of Agriculture of Chile, Esteban Valenzuela, recently chaded a meeting to address the Peruvian claim on the Peruvian origin of pisco, a claim that Chile argues is not a threat to their pisco, which is internationally recognized and legally protected by Denomination of Origin and free trade agreements. The Chilean government also plans to support the "Chilean Pisco Vitivinicultural Cultural Landscape" project, presented by the Association of Chilean Pisco Producers, in being incorporated into the UNESCO World Heritage List. The pisco industry is important to Chile, both economically and culturally, and efforts are being made to increase its global visibility and consumption.

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In the last few hours, representing the Government, the Minister of Agriculture, Esteban Valenzuela, headed the Pisco Advisory Council at the Pereira Palace, in the commune of Santiago. It was a key meeting that lasted almost two hours, since the situation that has arisen regarding the registration of historical manuscripts that have been interpreted as support for the Peruvian origin of pisco was analyzed. Defense of Chilean pisco The Secretary of State pointed out that Peru's offensive, which will present the historical documentation to UNESCO to account for the origin of pisco, does not represent a "danger" for Chile. He argued that the recognition of Chilean pisco "is international and is legally protected by the Denomination of Origin and free trade agreements." “We have 20 free trade agreements involving 46 countries, which recognize Chilean pisco and hopefully we will not continue wasting time having to defend ourselves in courts in different countries, because Peru wants ...

Source: Biobiochile