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Geographical indications (GI) are signs 191 that identify goods as originating in a specific locality, region or territory, an origin that confers upon them a noted quality, reputation or characteristic. 192 From a global perspective, GI is a broad collective umbrella denomination for distinctive signs linking products with their source, and includes subcategories of trademarks (collective and certification trademarks) as well as several sui generis forms of protection. 193 Among the sui generis subcategories, the most widely known are protected geographical indications (hereafter PGI) and protected denominations of origin (hereafter PDO). 194 In addition to the mentioned ‘positive’ forms of protection, GI protection is also pursued through the doctrine of unfair competition and passing off, as well as through administrative schemes for protection, 195 which are considered as ‘preventive’ or ‘passive’ forms of protection.

Chapter 6 Distinctive Signs , Biodiversity Derived Products and Protection of Traditional Knowledge