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6 – 8 May 2013 Cairo, Egypt

Geographical Indications (GIs) in the Implementation of Public Policies: Best Practices and the Socio-Economic Dimension of GIs. 6 – 8 May 2013 Cairo, Egypt. Ms. Nisachol Sasanon Head of Encouraging Utilization Group Intellectual Property Management Office

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6 – 8 May 2013 Cairo, Egypt

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  1. Geographical Indications (GIs) in the Implementation of Public Policies: Best Practices and the Socio-Economic Dimension of GIs 6 – 8 May 2013 Cairo, Egypt Ms. NisacholSasanon Head of Encouraging Utilization Group Intellectual Property Management Office Department of Intellectual Property Thailand

  2. Market Tools • TRADEMARKS • INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS • USED BY ONE ENTERPRISE • RENEWAL • TRANSFERABLE • IDENTIFY PRODUCTS • OF ENTERPRISES • GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS • COMMUNITY RIGHTS • USED BY THE PRODUCERS • IN THE PLACE OF ORIGIN • UNLIMITED DURATION • INCAPABLE OF BEING TRANSFERRED • INDICATE QUALITY OF PRODUCTS • LINKED TO THE GEOGRAPHICAL • AREAS

  3. Legal System; Sui Generis Law GeographicalIndications Protection Act 2003 To prevent the public from being confused or misled as to geographical origins of the goods. Ministerial Regulation 2004 Ministerial Notification 2004 DIP Notification 2004

  4. Qualification for GI RegistrationGeographical Indication Act 2003 • Name symbol or any other thing which is used for calling or representing a geographical origin • The goods originating from such geographical origin • Details of the particular quality, reputation or other characteristic of the goods is attribute to the geographical origin

  5. Geographical Indication A product called by its geographical origin with specific quality, reputation ,and characteristic. Geography Know-how Quality

  6. Agricultural products • Industrial products • Handicrafts Thai GI Protection Goods

  7. Goods for GI Registration Eligible Goods Ineligible Goods • Agricultural products • Industrial products • Handicrafts • generic name • contrary to public order, morality or public policy Nanglae Phuket Phulae Chiang Rai Phurua Plateau Loei Celadon Chiang Mai

  8. Who Can Apply? Government Agency whose area of responsibility embraces the geographical origin of the goods; Producersortradersdomiciledinthegeographicaloriginofthegoods; Consumers (groups or organization)usingGI

  9. Foreign GI Registration Must be explicit evidence that such geographical indication is protected under the law of such country Has been used continuously until the date of filing an application for registration in Thailand

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  11. Pre-registration Activities Field studies Workshop Follow up Registration Brainstorm for Manual

  12. Thai GI SymbolDIP Notification 2004 • Qualification GI producer must possess ; • Working Manual • Internal Control Plan to ensure compliance with the establish criteria • Who can use GI symbol? • Producers of the goods in the geographical origin of the goods • Traders related to the goods

  13. GI Registration in Thailand Registered GI GI Applications Numbers from year 2003 to April 2013

  14. GI Registration in Thailand Numbers from year 2003 to April 2013

  15. Thai GIsAgricultural and food products KhaoLeuangPatew Chumphon(Rice) KhaoHom Mali Thung Kula RongHai (Rice) SakonDhavapiHaang Golden Aromatic Rice KhaoHom Mali Surin (Rice) KhaoJekChuey Sao Hai(Rice) SangyodMaungPhatthalung Rice Trang Roast Pork SuratThaniOyster ChaiyaSalted Eggs

  16. Thai GisHandicrafts Chiang maiCeladon(Pottery) ChonnabotMudmee Thai Silk PraewaKalasinThai Silk Lamphun BrocadeThai Silk Mae JaemTeen Jok Fabric YokMlabri Nan Ban ChiangPottery

  17. Thai Gisfruit and industrial products NakonchaisriPomelo Phurua PlateauWine SrirachaPineapple KafaeDoiChaang (coffee) ChainatKhaotangkwa Pomelo ChiangraiPhulaePineapple Phuket Pineapple KafaeDoi Tung (coffee) Phetchabun Sweet Tamarind NangLaePineapple

  18. 1. Pisco (Peru) Foreign GIProducts (Registered in Thailand) 5. Prosciutodi Parma (Italy) 3. BrunellodiMontalcino(Italy) 4. Cognac (France) 6. Scotch Whisky (Scotland) 7. Napa Valley (America) 8. Tequila (Mexico) 2. Champagne (France)

  19. KhaoHom Mali Thung Kula RongHai • Variety • KhaoDok Mali105 • KorKhor15 Production Process Planting Processing Packaging in the production area of Thung Kula RongHai Geographical Area 5 provinces ; Roi Et, Yasothon, Surin, Mahasarakham, Srisaket

  20. Silk Cycle : Lamphun Brocade Thai Silk

  21. Various Initiative in the field of GI

  22. International Level • GI multilateral system for wines and spirits • GI extension - to extend higher level of protection (Article 23) to other products beyond wines and spirits • Lisbon System • - review of Lisbon System to explore possible improvements for the Lisbon System

  23. ASEAN Level • ASEAN Working Group on Intellectual Property Co-operation (AWGIPC) • Thailand is the champion country in Geographical Indication • ASEAN adopted the Action Plan on GI for 2012-2015 The ASEAN Project on Intellectual Property Rights (ECAPIII) - approved by the European Union and ASEAN in 2009, has entered Phase II in December 2012 - “to further integrate ASEAN countries into the global economy and world trading system to promote economic growth and reduce poverty in the region” through intellectual property • Regional Cooperation Project on Geographical Indications • Supported by French Development Agency (AFD) and Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations • Thai, Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia

  24. Bilateral Cooperation • Thailand has bilateral cooperation regarding GI with - Vietnam MOU 2005, implementation plan from 2010 - Laos MOU 2013, implementation plan from 2013 • FTA negotiation with various countries has involved issues of GI, such as, EU , Peru , Chile

  25. WIPO Product Branding Project • Thailand is selected as a pilot country to join WIPO Product Branding Project. • 3 products is selected to join the project. • Mae JaemTeen JokFabric (GI) • Lamphun Brocade Thai Silk (GI) • Bang Chao Cha Wicker

  26. National Level Thailand’s Initiative 1. Promote registration of Thai GIs 2. Promote recognition of GIs in Thailand 3. Promote mechanisms for control and traceability system 4. Support Thai GIs for overseas market 5. Registration of Thai GI in foreign country

  27. Thailand’s Initiative 1. Promote registration of Thai GIs • Disseminate information on GI law and registration system to local community in every province (76 provinces) • Promote potential GI products of each province 2. Promote recognition of GIs in Thailand • Holding exhibition in Thailand • Distributing booklets on GI of each province • Promote GI products on TV, radio, newspaper and magazine

  28. Thailand’s Initiative 3. Promote mechanisms for control and traceability system • Developing the manual for producing GI products. • Developing methods for tracing the origin of the GI products • Developing “GI Control System of Thailand ” with responsible national authorities ; MOU between DIP and TISI + ACFS

  29. Geographical Indication Control System of Thailand AB (Accreditation Body) Thai Industrial Standards Institute (TISI) National Bureau of Agricultural Commodity and Food Standard (ACFS) (example: Cofrac in France) DUTY: Accredits CB According to ISO Guide 65 and Specific requirements define by DIP Scheme Owner CA (Competent Authorities) Department of Intellectual Property (DIP) (example: INAO in France) DUTY: 1. Validation of Specifications and Inspection method (manual) 2. Approve & SuperviseCB GI Board • CB • External Control • (Control Body / • Certification Body) • DUTY : to perform GI control • on behalf of the CA • -  on the producers to verify compliance • with specifications laid down and check • the running of autocontrols • on the group to check the running of the internal controls. accreditation approval certification certification Internal Control ( GI Committee at Provincial Level ) DUTY: to check the running of autocontrol on the producers processors farmers industries. Self Control / Autocontrol (Producers Processors Farmers Industries) DUTY: to control their product according to specification (manual) which can be modified by group members Consumer Retailer Exporter Distributor

  30. Thailand’s Initiative 4. Support Thai GIs for overseas market Twinning products project; Champagne + Lamphun Brocade Thai Silk Overseas Exhibition; Japan, Vietnam, Hong Kong etc.

  31. Thai Festival in Japan Thailand Trade Exhibition in Vietnam

  32. Thailand’s Initiative 5. Registration of Thai GI in foreign country • European Union PGI Registration • KhaoHom Mali Thung Kula Rong-Hai (rice) : • applied on 20th November 2008 • registered on 4th March 2013

  33. Thailand’s Initiative 5. Registration of Thai GI in foreign country (Cont.) • European Union PGI Registration • KafaeDoiChaang (Coffee) : applied in May 2010 • KafaeDoi Tung (Coffee) : applied in May 2010 • KhaoSungyodMuangPhattalung (Rice) : drafting application • Vietnam GI Registration • Thai- Isan Indigenous Silk Yarn : drafting application

  34. Why Thailand has these initiatives? There are a lots of opportunities created when we use GI • Add value to existing products; create niche market; moving toward blue ocean strategy • Enhance food quality • Create job opportunities and increase employment rate • Maintain traditional knowledge, culture and know-how of the locality • Environment-friendly • Support other industries such as tourist industry • Enhance networking among producers and suppliers in the supply chain • Turning areas prone to drug manufacturing to commercially viable land of GI products

  35. Doi Tung Coffee: Turning areas prone to drug manufacturing to commercially viable land of GI products

  36. DoiChaang Coffee

  37. Economical Differences for DoiChaang • Coffee Cherry Price 4.50 baht/kg  15 baht/kg  28-32 baht/kg Before  DoiChaang Start  Now • Green Bean Price 12 USD/kg  65 USD/kg • Contract Farming Coffee Contract of 5 year + 5 year + 5 year from all over the world • Applied for GI protection in EU * 1 US$ = 29 – 30 THB

  38. Chiang RaiPhulae Pineapple • Price Comparison Between year 2004 (before registered as a GI)  year 2012 (now) • Price at Farm • 8 baht/kg  23 baht/kg • Retail Price • 35 baht/kg  50 baht/kg • Going to be 60 baht/kg soon * 1 US$ = 29 – 30 THB

  39. Thank you Department of Intellectual Property www.ipthailand.go.th Tel. (66)2-5474700 Fax. (66)2-5474681

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