UNIT 10 – Self assessment (PDO / PDI wines)

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1. Currently, only in the EU more than 400 quality assurance and certification schemes are implemented for agriproducts/ foodstuffs/alcoholic beverages.*
- True
- False
2. Among the quality indicators of a wine as perceived by consumers, is the geographical indication of the product.*
- True
- False
3. (GIs) are considered as intellectual property.*
- True
- False
4. GIs are protected by the Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) agreement, which is under the World Trade Organization (WTO).*
- True
- False
5. GIs are indications which identify a good as originating in the territory of a Member [of the WTO], or region or locality in that territory, where a given quality, reputation or other characteristic of the good is essentially attributable to its geographic origin.*
- True
- False
6. In the EU, there are three schemes for GI wines: Protected Designation of Origin (PDO), Protected Geographical Indication (PGI), and Traditional Speciality Guaranteed (TSG).*
- True
- False
7. A Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) product is that its quality or characteristics are significantly or exclusively determined by the geographical environment, of the above region, place or country.*
- True
- False
8. A Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) product is that which its quality, reputation or other characteristics can be attributed to its geographical origin.*
- True
- False
9. The unified legal legislation on quality specifications which was formed for all food and agricultural products including wines is that of*
- No 110/2008 Regulation (EC)
- No. 555/2008 (regulation)
- No. 510/2006 (Council Regulation (EC))
- No 1151/2012 (Regulation (EU))
10. A wine that originates from a specific region, place or country, its quality or characteristics are significantly or exclusively determined by the geographical environment, of the above region, place or country and its production, processing, and elaboration is carried out in the defined geographical area, is called*
- PDO
- PGI
- TSG
11. A wine which originates from a specific region, place or country, its quality, reputation or other characteristics can be attributed to its geographical origin, and its production and/or processing and/or elaboration is carried out in the defined geographical area, is called*
- PDO
- PGI
- TSG
12. A wine which emphasis focus on the traditional nature of the product, which refers to its content or the way it is produced and not to the geographical area of it is called*
- PDO
- PGI
- TSG
13. Main reasons for protecting the GI wines. Which of the following is a reason for GI wine protection? To shield them from*
- imitative or counterfeit wines
- misuse and businesses that are not eligible to use the logo
- misleading identifications
- All the above
14. GI identifications deliver extreme benefits for the wines, the local economy and marketing of the wines, some of which are: they create added value, experience higher price, are perceived as better quality, are marketed and exported easier.*
- True
- False
15. In order to apply for a GI indication, it is needed an Application form, a Single Document found also in the internet and Specifications (According to article 7, paragraph (1) rule (EE) 1151/2012) which is filed at national authorities.*
- True
- False
16. Databases exist regarding GI products that are registered at national, European and International level. The ones that include wines are the E-BACCHUS, eAmbrosia and the file of Aromatised Wines.*
- True
- False
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