Protection of the native lamb from New Zealand imports in Bulgaria

Protection of the native lamb from New Zealand imports and the possibility for Bulgarian rose oil to be sold on the markets in Australia and New Zealand, discussed Deputy Minister Georgi Sabev and John Clark from the European Commission during an online meeting. Do not miss the deadlines in July The protected geographical indication (PGI) "Bulgarian Rose Oil" is expected to be protected in Australia and New Zealand in the framework of free trade agreements between the EU and the two countries. Negotiations are likely to end in late 2021 or spring 2022. Participants stressed that our traditional product should be given priority in the framework of the bilateral agreement between the EU and China on geographical indications. Within four years after its entry into force, the scope will be expanded by another 175 names of geographical indications from the EU, part of which is the PGI "Bulgarian Rose Oil". Georgi Sabev: Native lamb and mutton should be protected from New Zealand ...