#AGRT2610194AApproval of the Meursault Controlled Designation of Origin Rules
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This order approves the official rulebook for the “Meursault” controlled designation of origin. The approved specifications are published by the agriculture ministry and available through its official bulletin link. It affects wine producers, distributors, and other businesses using or relying on the Meursault AOC label. The 2011 decree on the same designation is repealed, so businesses should refer to the newly approved specifications going forward.
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Key Changes
- Approves the official specifications for the Meursault controlled designation of origin
- Makes the approved specifications available through the agriculture ministry’s official bulletin
- Repeals the 2011 decree governing the Meursault designation
Obligations
What this law requires
Businesses using or relying on the “Meursault” appellation d'origine contrôlée must refer to the newly homologated cahier des charges published in the agriculture ministry’s official bulletin, rather than the repealed 2011 decree.