The EC registers Rooibos as a protected designation of origin

Published 2021년 6월 3일

Tridge summary

The European Commission has approved the addition of 'Rooibos' / 'Czerwonokrzew' from South Africa to the register of protected designations of origin (PDO). Originating in the Western Cape and Northern Cape Provinces, 'Rooibos' is known for its unique flavour developed due to the region's climate. The tea is harvested and sun-dried during the summer. With 262 GIs registered from non-EU countries, this approval underscores the global reach of European quality standards. Further resources can be found in the eAmbrosia database and quality systems pages.
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The European Commission has approved the entry of "Rooibos" / "Czerwonokrzew" from South Africa into the register of protected designations of origin (PDO). "Rooibos" / "Rooibos" means the dried leaves and stalks grown in the Western Cape Province and the Northern Cape Province, a region known for its hot, dry summers and cold, wet winters. "Rooibos /" Redbush "has developed some unique qualities to adapt to this harsh climate and has a fruity and spicy flavor and is harvested every year during the hot summer and sun dried just after harvest. The drying process of tea is often referred to as an art form and is one of the most important parts of the "Rooibos" / "red bush" production process, requiring specific know-how and expertise. The use of dried "Rooibos" / "Rooibos" leaves and stems as tea was first ...
Source: Foodfakty

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