#AGRT2617359VNational opposition procedure opened for proposed changes to the Orléans controlled designation of origin rules
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A two-month national opposition period is opened for proposed changes to the rules governing the Orléans controlled designation of origin. The draft revised specification can be reviewed at INAO offices in Montreuil or Angers, or online through the INAO website. Wine producers, industry groups, distributors, and others with a legitimate interest can object to the proposed changes during this period. Any objection must be reasoned and sent in writing to INAO in Angers.
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Key Changes
- Opens a two-month national opposition period for proposed changes to the Orléans AOC specification
- Makes the draft revised specification available at INAO offices and online
- Allows interested parties to submit reasoned written objections to INAO
Obligations
What this law requires
Any person with a legitimate interest who wishes to oppose the proposed changes to the Orléans AOC specification must submit a reasoned written opposition to INAO at 16, rue du Clon, 49000 Angers.