#52026XC03001Bonnezeaux PDO Labeling Amendment for Loire Wine
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The amendment lets wines under the French “Bonnezeaux” protected designation of origin use the broader label term “Vin de Loire” instead of “Val de Loire.” The change is meant to make the wine’s regional identity clearer and align Bonnezeaux labeling with wider Loire wine communication practices. This mainly affects Bonnezeaux wine producers, labeling teams, distributors, and compliance staff handling PDO documentation. It does not change the product name, wine category, geographical link, or marketing restrictions.
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Key Changes
- Allows the Bonnezeaux PDO to use “Vin de Loire” as the broader geographical label term
- Replaces the previous broader label reference “Val de Loire”
- Updates the single document for the Bonnezeaux PDO without changing the product name, category, or marketing restrictions
Obligations
What this law requires
Bonnezeaux PDO wine labels that identify the larger geographical unit should use the term “Vin de Loire” rather than “Val de Loire” under the approved amended product specification.