#52026XC03114EU Approves Standard Amendment to the 'Lucques du Languedoc' PDO Specification
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The amendment updates the protected designation of origin rules for “Lucques du Languedoc”, a French agricultural product. It removes the old parcel identification procedure, updates the list of municipalities in the production area using the 2025 official geographic code, and cleans up labelling text that is no longer needed after EU registration. The practical impact is limited. Producers, certifiers, and authorities working with this PDO should use the updated geographical area and product specification, but the amendment does not change the product name, weaken the link to the region, or add new marketing restrictions.
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Key Changes
- Removes the parcel identification procedure from the geographical area section.
- Updates the list of municipalities in the PDO area using the 2025 Official Geographic Code.
- Deletes obsolete labelling wording linked to the period before EU registration.
Obligations
What this law requires
Operators using the PDO “Lucques du Languedoc” should apply the updated product specification, including the geographical area based on the Official Geographic Code of 1 January 2025.
Operators and certifiers should no longer apply the deleted parcel identification procedure when assessing the geographical area requirements for the PDO “Lucques du Languedoc”.
Competent authorities and certification bodies should use the updated list of municipalities in the product specification and single document for the PDO “Lucques du Languedoc”.