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28 November 2023CopyrightMarisa Woutersen

EU-New Zealand trade deal brings Port, Champagne, and Manchego to Wellington

European Council approval of free trade agreement drives changes to New Zealand’s IP laws | Agreement extends protection for EU’s 2,000 wines and 163 food GIs | Copyright and design updates also needed.

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