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TASTE THE DIFFERENCE, QUALITY WINES FROM THE HEART OF EUROPE

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    Please look at the logos below. Are you aware of any of them?
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    PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) identifies products whose entire production, processing and preparation take place within a specific geographical area, ensuring a strong and exclusive link to their place of origin. It applies to food, agricultural products and wines. For wines, the grapes must come entirely from the designated region where the wine itself is produced. Please look at the logo below. Are you aware of it?
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    PGI (Protected Geographical Indication) highlights the connection between a product and its geographical origin, where a specific quality, reputation or other characteristic can be attributed to that place. It applies to food, agricultural products and wines. For most products, at least one stage of production, processing or preparation must occur in the designated area. In the case of wine, at least 85% of the grapes must come from the geographical region where the wine is produced Please look at the logo below. Are you aware of it?  
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    Organic Farming is a sustainable agricultural method that uses natural substances and processes to produce food with low environmental impact. It promotes biodiversity, soil and water preservation, and responsible resource use, while ensuring high animal welfare standards. EU rules provide a common framework to guarantee trustworthy organic products and a fair market for producers Please look at the logo below. Are you aware of it? 
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    Wines produced in Europe can often display some labelling terms on the bottles, for example: DOC, DOCG for Italian wines, AOC and Vin de Pays for French wines, DOCa for wines from Spain, etc. When you see these labelling terms, what comes to mind? Please select all that apply
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    The logos shown / labelling terms mentioned before (e.g., DOC, DOCG, AOC, Vin de Pays,DOCa, etc.) are classified as European quality schemes for wines. If you’d like to know more about the meaning / value of these schemes, how would you like to learn more? Please select all the statements that apply
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    Taking into consideration the characteristics of the markets where you work in, which of the following activities do you consider most relevant for the promotion of wines supported by quality schemes such as PDO and PGI? Please select all the statements that apply
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    Taking into consideration the characteristics of the markets where you work in, what a quality wine is associated to? Please ticks up to 3 the statements
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    As mentioned before, the following logos are European quality schemes and they are not mandatory elements on wine labels. According to your knowledge of the markets,do you think it could add value to insert these logos on wine labels? Please select only one answer
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