What Does A Product With A Protected Geographical Indication And BDS Mean?

Video: What Does A Product With A Protected Geographical Indication And BDS Mean?

Video: What Does A Product With A Protected Geographical Indication And BDS Mean?
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What Does A Product With A Protected Geographical Indication And BDS Mean?
What Does A Product With A Protected Geographical Indication And BDS Mean?
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Product with a protected geographical indication is one which is produced in an area or a specific locality, the name of which is used to denote it, and which has a specific quality, fame or other characteristics which can be attributed to its geographical origin.

An exemplary Bulgarian product is Lutenitsa Parvomay, which is traditionally produced in the town of Parvomay according to a traditional recipe by Bulcons Parvomay OOD.

Pepper puree
Pepper puree

This company is responsible for the tradition and the Bulgarian taste, so products such as Lutenitsa Parvomay, Coarsely ground lutenitsa in rural Parvomay , Lutenitsa in rural Parvomay, Children's Lutenitsa Lutenichko, Homemade Lutenitsa Parvomay have a protected geographical indication.

Lutenitsa
Lutenitsa

Also the standard 2022: 1974, according to BDS means lutenitsas, which are prepared from red or green peppers or pepper puree, tomato juice from fresh tomatoes or tomato puree, onion, carrots, green tomatoes, concentrated in a vacuum cleaner, seasoned with vegetable oil, salt, sugar, ground paprika, parsley leaves, finely chopped garlic, black pepper and cumin, packed in suitable packages, hermetically sealed and sterilized. This recipe is from 1974.

This is how Lutenitsa Parvomay is produced according to BDS!

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