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Geographically
indicated
products can be found the world over. The vast
majority of those currently
protected by international
law tend to cluster around southern Europe and North America. As
more developing countries attempt to protect their indigenous creations,
this
pattern may change.
These cases are only a sampling of
the hundreds of global GI products. They are part of the Trade Environment Database which looks at the global intersections
between trade, culture and the environment.
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