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This sounded really silly to me at first, but I guess it’s not much different than a company holding a trademark?
by bigyikes 6y ago
This sounded really silly to me at first, but I guess it’s not much different than a company holding a trademark?
- saiya-jin 6y agoThis is how we have protected products here in Europe - hundreds of cheeses, salamis, balsamico di modena, well basically anything with any history. It doesn't prevent copies, ie french/non local Swiss Gruyere, but its clear when you're buying it (AOP sign in the case of Gruyere). I don't see a problem with it - you have variety of selection, competition is not stiffled, but if you want traditional original one, you can navigate the market without being an expert on every item.
- op00to 6y agoThe problem is not in the supermarket. The problem is when YouTube is taking down how to videos because someone used a special word for cheese.