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The geographical indications of agricultural products and foodstuffs began to be protected in the European Union in order to prevent abuse, imitation of products and false indications of origin, thereby ensuring better quality in the products offered to consumers. The purpose of registering names is to help producers earn higher incomes through the added value brought by this identification. From 1992 onwards, a system for the registration of those intellectual property rights which are also protected at international level was introduced at European level, though in a less effective way. The Union applies the same standards for the mutual protection of geographical indications in its dealings with third countries. This is also the case with the agreement with Moldova, through which bilateral trade conditions will be improved. It must be pointed out that for products from third countries, there is an additional requirement over and above those for EU products, namely that names must be protected in the country of origin at the time when the application for EU protection is made. This agreement with the EU gives the Republic of Moldova the opportunity to extend and protect its current geographical indications across the Union, with a view to the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement in the Framework of an Association Agreement."@en1
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