Кіріспе
Горгонзола) – қорғалған атау тегі (ҚАТ) бар итальяндық көк ірімшік, ол толық майлы сиыр сүтінен жасалады. Ол жұмсақ немесе қатты, кеуекті және тұзды болуы мүмкін, көк тамырларынан айқын дәм сезіледі. Еуроодақтан (ЕО) және географиялық атау тегін мойындаған елдерден тыс жерлерде "Горгонзола" атауын басқа ұқсас ірімшіктерге заңды түрде қолдануға болады, бірақ толық итальяндық атау ғана ҚАТ Горгонзоласына нақты сілтеме жасайды. Бұл өте күшті иісі бар ірімшік.
Italian blue cheese
Gorgonzola (,/ɡ//ɔr//ɡ//ə//n/'/z//oʊ//l//ə/, ɡorɡonˈdzɔːla) is a veined protected designation of origin (PDO) Italian blue cheese, made from unskimmed cow's milk. It can be buttery or firm, crumbly and quite salty, with a "bite" from its blue veining. Outside the EU and the countries recognizing the geographical origin protection, the name "Gorgonzola" can legally be used for similar cheeses, with only the full Italian name unambiguously referring to PDO Gorgonzola. It is a famously pungent cheese.
Gorgonzola (,/ɡ//ɔr//ɡ//ə//n/'/z//oʊ//l//ə/, ɡorɡonˈdzɔːla) is a veined protected designation of origin (PDO) Italian blue cheese, made from unskimmed cow's milk. It can be buttery or firm, crumbly and quite salty, with a "bite" from its blue veining. Outside the EU and the countries recognizing the geographical origin protection, the name "Gorgonzola" can legally be used for similar cheeses, with only the full Italian name unambiguously referring to PDO Gorgonzola. It is a famously pungent cheese.
Тарих
Тарихи тұрғыдан алғанда, Горгонцола ғасырлар бойы Милан қаласындағы Горгонцола ауданында өндіріліп келеді, ал оның көк-жасыл мармурлы өрнегі 11 ғасырда пайда болған. Дегенмен, қаланың географиялық тегіне қатысты талаптар басқа жақын орналасқан аймақтармен даулы. Мысалы, Горгонцоланың тағы бір мүмкін туған жері – ежелгі мал өсіру дәстүрімен мәшһүр ірімшік өндіру аймағы, Пастуро-нелла-Вальсассина. Бұл аймақта 6-12 градус температураны сақтайтын табиғи үңгірлер жеткілікті, олар Горгонцола және басқа да көптеген ірімшіктерді жасауға қолайлы. Горгонцоланың орта ғасырларда, 879-1007 жылдар аралығында пайда болғаны айтылады. Ломбардия жырларында Горгонцоланың шығу тегі туралы әңгіме бар: бір ірімшік шебері жаңа, таза құрды ыдысқа салып, түні бойы ашық қалдырған. Ол сүйіктісімен кездесуге асығысқандықтан, құрды ұмытып кеткен. Қатесін түзету үшін ол ыдысқа тағы да құрд қосыпты, ал бірнеше айдан кейін ірімшігінде көкшіл саңырау пайда болғанына таң қалған. Оны татып көрген соң, ірімшіктің керемет және бірегей дәмі бар екенін түсінген. Осы оқиға ең алғаш рет ірімшіктің саңыраумен қапталу процесін (erborinatura) ашты. 20-шы ғасырдың басынан бері ірімшіктің танымалдығы үздіксіз өсіп келеді, әсіресе шетелде, өткен жылдары экспорт көлемі он мың тоннадан асып кетті. Экспортқа Ұлыбритания, Франция және Германия кіреді. Әр елдің өзіне тән талғамдары бар. Британдықтар жұмсақ, ақ және дәмді Горгонцоланы ұнатады, ал француз бен неміс халықтары көк тамырлы, күшті Горгонцолаға әуес. Екінші дүниежүзілік соғыстан кейін «бір құрдты» өңдеу әдісі енгізілді. Бұл өндіріс гигиена, сапа және өндіріс шығындарымен байланысты бұрынғы мәселелерді шешті. Алайда, 1970-ші жылдары жүздеген ірімшік фабрикалары осылай модернизацияланғанда, шағын өндірушілердің көпшілігі жаңғырту шығындарын көтере алмағандықтан бизнестен шығып қалды.
Historically, Gorgonzola has been produced for centuries in Gorgonzola, Milan, acquiring its greenish blue marbling in the 11th century. However, the town's claim of geographical origin is disputed by other nearby localities. For example, another possible place of origin is the well known cheese making area known for ancient dairy traditions, Pasturo nella Valsassina. This is because of the presence of superb natural caves that stay at the perfect temperature (between 6 and 12 degrees Celsius) to make Gorgonzola and many other cheeses. Gorgonzola was supposedly created in the Middle Ages from the years 879 1007 AD. There is a Lombardy legend of Gorgonzola’s origin where a cheese maker added new fresh curds to a vat and left it open all night. He apparently forgot about the curds because he was in a rush to meet his lover. He attempted to fix his mistake and added fresh curds to the vat and a few months later he was surprised with a new bluish mold that had grown on his cheese. He tasted this and realized the surprisingly great and unique taste of the cheese. This was also the first discovery of the process of erborinatura, the creation of mold. Ever since the beginning of the 20th century, popularity of the cheese has been steadily increasing, more so abroad with past exports breaking the tens thousand tons per year. Exports include the UK, France, and Germany. Each country has specific types of the cheese it prefers. British people enjoy the softer white and spicy Gorgonzola, while French and Germans like blue veined strong Gorgonzola. After World War II, the new technique called the "one curd" processing method was introduced. This production fixed the prior problems of the production with hygiene, quality, and costs. However, during the 1970s when hundreds of cheese factories modernized like this, it caused various smaller producers to go out of business since they were not able to bear the costs of modernizing.
Өндіріс
Бүгінде горгонцола негізінен Италияның солтүстік аймақтары Пьемонт пен Ломбардияда өндіріледі. Ірімшік пайда болғанда сарысу алынып тасталады, содан кейін төмен температурада пісіріледі. Пісіру процесінде металл таяқшалар жылдам енгізіліп, шығарылады, бұл ауа каналдарын жасайды, олар арқылы көк жасыл саңырауқұлақтардың гифтері өсіп, ірімшіктің ерекше көк тамырлары пайда болады. Горгонцола әдетте үш-төрт ай пісіріледі. Ірімшіктің консистенциясы пісу ұзақтығына байланысты анықталады, ол піскен сайын қаттылайды. Горгонзоланың екі түрі бар, олар негізінен пісу дәрежесімен ерекшеленеді: аз пісірілген Горгонзола Дольче (әлде Татты Горгонзола деп те аталады), оның дәмі аздап тұзды және сәл тәтті болуы мүмкін, ал көп пісірілген Горгонзола Пиканте (сондай-ақ Горгонзола Натурале, Горгонзола Монтанья немесе Тау Горгонзоласы деп те аталады).
Today, Gorgonzola is mainly produced in the northern Italian regions of Piedmont and Lombardy. The whey is removed during curdling, and the result is aged at low temperatures. During the ageing process, metal rods are quickly inserted and removed, creating air channels that allow the mould spores to grow into hyphae and cause the cheese's characteristic veining. Gorgonzola is typically aged for three to four months. The length of the ageing process determines the consistency of the cheese, which gets firmer as it ripens. There are two varieties of Gorgonzola, which differ mainly in their age: the less aged Gorgonzola Dolce (also called Sweet Gorgonzola), which can have a less salty taste and a slightly sweet finish, and the more aged Gorgonzola Piccante (also called Gorgonzola Naturale, Gorgonzola Montagna, or Mountain Gorgonzola).
Қорғалған шығу тегі атауы
Еуропалық Одақ заңдарына сәйкес, 1996 жылдан бері Gorgonzola қорғалған шығу тегінің атауы (PDO, немесе denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) Италияда) ретінде тіркелген. Бұл дегеніміз, Еуропалық Одақта сатылатын горгонцола тек Новара, Бергамо, Брешиа, Комо, Кремона, Кунео, Лекко, Лоди, Милан, Павия, Варезе, Вербано Кузио Осола және Верчелли провинцияларында, сондай-ақ Касале Монферрато (Александрия провинциясы) аймағындағы бірнеше коммуналарда ғана өндірілуі мүмкін. Италияның кейбір бөліктерінде өндірілген Gorgonzola географиялық белгі ретінде кейбір елдерде Еуропалық Одақтың екіжақты келісімдері, Лиссабон келісімінің мүшелігі немесе сертификаттау белгісі ретінде ұлттық тіркеу негізінде қорғалады. + Географиялық белгі ретінде горгонзоланы қорғау
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Елі/ауданы Қорғаудың басталуы Ескертулер/Ерекшеліктер
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Еуропалық Одақ 21 маусым 1996 ТМН, Солтүстік Ирландияда да жарамды. Болгария, Чехия, Франция, Венгрия, Португалия және Словакия үшін де Лиссабон келісімімен қорғалады.
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Алжир 5 мамыр 2014 Лиссабон келісімі шеңберінде
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Армения 1 маусым 2018 Сондай-ақ, қорғалған Գոռգոնձոլա
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Босния мен Герцеговина 5 мамыр 2014 Лиссабон келісімі аясында, 2018 жылдың 1 шілдесінен бастап, сондай-ақ екіжақты келісімнің бір бөлігі ретінде
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Буркина-Фасо 5 мамыр 2014 Лиссабон келісімі аясында
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Канада 21 қыркүйек 2017 Горгонзоланың "түрі", "нұсқасы", "стилі", "еліктеуі" және т.б. терминдерді қоса алғанда пайдалануы рұқсат етілген, сондай-ақ 2013 жылғы 18 қазанға дейін терминді қолданатын өндірушілер үшін.
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Қытай 2014 Сондай-ақ қорғалған 戈贡佐拉. 2014 жылдан бастап сертификаттау белгісі ретінде қорғалған. 2021 жылдың 1 наурызынан бастап, ЕО-мен екіжақты келісім негізінде.
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Колумбия 1 тамыз 2013
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Конго 5 мамыр 2014 Лиссабон келісімі аясында
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Коста-Рика 1 қазан 2013
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Куба 5 мамыр 2014 Лиссабон келісімі аясында
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Эквадор 1 қаңтар 2017
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Сальвадор 1 қазан 2013
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Грузия 1 қыркүйек 2014 Сондай-ақ, қорғалған გორგონძოლა
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Габон 5 мамыр 2014 Лиссабон келісімі аясында
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Гватемала 5 тамыз 2015
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Гаити 5 мамыр 2014 Лиссабон келісімі аясында
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Гондурас 5 тамыз 2015
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Исландия 1 мамыр 2018
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Үндістан 2021 Географиялық көрсеткіш ретінде тіркелген.
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Иран 5 мамыр 2014 Лиссабон келісімі бойынша
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Израиль 18 желтоқсан 2014 Лиссабон келісімі бойынша
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Жапония 1 ақпан 2019 Сондай-ақ ゴルゴンゾーラ ретінде қорғалады.
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Қазақстан 2017 Географиялық көрсеткіш ретінде тіркелген.
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Лихтенштейн 27 шілде 2007
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Мексика 5 мамыр 2014 Лиссабон келісімі шеңберінде
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Македония 5 мамыр 2014 Лиссабон келісімі шеңберінде
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Молдова 1 сәуір 2013 2014 жылдан бастап Лиссабон келісімі арқылы.
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Черногория 1 қаңтар 2008 2014 жылдан бастап Лиссабон келісімі арқылы.
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Никарагуа 5 тамыз 2015
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Солтүстік Корея 5 мамыр 2014 Лиссабон келісімі шеңберінде
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Панама 5 тамыз 2015
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Перу 1 наурыз 2013 2014 жылдан бастап Лиссабон келісімі арқылы.
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Ресей 2017 Географиялық көрсеткіш ретінде тіркелген.
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Сербия 1 ақпан 2010 2014 жылдан бастап Лиссабон келісімі арқылы.
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Сингапур 29 қараша 2019
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Оңтүстік Африка 10 қазан 2016
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Оңтүстік Корея 1 шілде 2011 Сондай-ақ, қорғалған 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종).
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Швейцария 01 желтоқсан 2014
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Того 5 мамыр 2014 Лиссабон келісімі бойынша
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Тунис 5 мамыр 2014 Лиссабон келісімі бойынша
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Украина 1 қаңтар 2016 Сондай-ақ Ґорґондзоля ретінде қорғалады. 2022 жылдың 31 желтоқсанына дейін осы терминді ұқсас өнімдер үшін шектеулі түрде қолдануға рұқсат етіледі.
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Ұлыбритания 31 желтоқсан 2020 Англияда, Шотландияда және Уэльсте жарамды ЕО ТҚА жалғасуы
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Вьетнам 1 тамыз 2020
Under EU law, Gorgonzola has been registered as a protected designation of origin (PDO, or denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) in Italy) since 1996. This means that Gorgonzola sold in the European Union can only be produced in the provinces of Novara, Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Cuneo, Lecco, Lodi, Milan, Pavia, Varese, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Vercelli, as well as several comuni in the area of Casale Monferrato (province of Alessandria). As a Geographical indication, Gorgonzola produced in parts of Italy is protected in certain countries based on bilateral agreements of the European Union, membership of the Lisbon Agreement or national registration as a certification mark. + Protection of Gorgonzola as a Geographical Indication Country/Territory Start of protection Comments/Exceptions European Union 21 June 1996 PDO, also valid in Northern Ireland. For Bulgaria, Czechia, France, Hungary, Portugal and Slovakia also protected through the Lisbon agreement. Algeria 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Armenia 1 June 2018 Also protected as Գոռգոնձոլա Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement, from 1 July 2018, also as part of a bilateral agreement Burkina Faso 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Canada 21 September 2017 Use of Gorgonzola including the terms "kind", "type", "style", "imitation", etc. is allowed, as well as use by producers using the term before 18 October 2013. China 2014 Also protected as 戈贡佐拉. From 2014 already protected as a certification mark. Since 1 March 2021, based on a bilateral agreement with the EU. Colombia 1 August 2013 Congo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Costa Rica 1 October 2013 Cuba 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ecuador 1 January 2017 El Salvador 1 October 2013 Georgia 1 September 2014 Also protected as გორგონძოლა; and also through the Lisbon agreement Gabon 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Guatemala 5 August 2015 Haiti 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Honduras 5 August 2015 Iceland 1 May 2018 India 2021 Registered as a geographical indication. Iran 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Israel 18 December 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Japan 1 February 2019 Also protected as ゴルゴンゾーラ. Kazakhstan 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Liechtenstein 27 July 2007 Mexico 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Macedonia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Moldova 1 April 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Montenegro 1 January 2008 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Nicaragua 5 August 2015 North Korea 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Panama 5 August 2015 Peru 1 March 2013 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Russia 2017 Registered as a geographical indication. Serbia 1 February 2010 Since 2014 also through the Lisbon agreement. Singapore 29 November 2019 South Africa 10 October 2016 South Korea 1 July 2011 Also protected as 고르곤졸라 (치즈의 일종). Switzerland 01 December 2014 Togo 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Tunisia 5 May 2014 Within the Lisbon Agreement Ukraine 1 January 2016 Also protected as Ґорґондзоля. Until 31 December 2022, limited use of the term is allowed for similar products. United Kingdom 31 December 2020 Continuation of EU PDO, valid in England, Scotland and Wales Vietnam 1 August 2020
Еуропалық емес горгонцола ірімшігі
Уақыт өте келе, Еуропадан тыс жерде ірімшік өндірісі әлемнің кейбір аймақтарында, соның ішінде Австралияда "Горгонзола" аталымының жалпылама атауға айналуына себеп болды. Еуропалық Одақтан тыс жерде жасалған "Горгонзола" ірімшігі – сиыр сүтінен жасалған көк ірімшіктердің бір түрі және ол түпнұсқа итальян ірімшігінен шабыттандырылған. Толық сиыр сүті қолданылады, оған Penicillium glaucum қытырлауының споралары қосылған бастауыш бактериялар енгізіледі. АҚШ-тың Азық-дәрі басқармасы "құрамының стандарттары" (ҚС) деп белгіленген стандарттарды қабылдады. ҚС тағамның жалпылама атауын анықтайды және оның негізгі сипаттамалары мен құрамына қатысты талаптарды белгілейді. АҚШ Федералды ережелер жинағының 21-тарауы – "Тағам және дәрі-дәрмектер", I тарау, Азық-дәрі басқармасы, B кішітарауы – "Адамдарға арналған тағам" "Горгонзола" ірімшігінің өндіріс процесін регламенттейді. Бұл ҚС, АҚШ-та өндірілетін осы ірімшік үшін "Горгонзола" аталымын бекітумен қатар, АҚШ-тан тыс елдерден импортталатын кез келген "Горгонзола" ірімшігіне де қолданылады.
Over time, production of the cheese outside Europe has led to the genericization of the term "Gorgonzola" in certain parts of the world, including in Australia. Gorgonzola cheese made outside of the European Union is a family of blue cheeses made from cows' milk and inspired by the original Italian cheese. Whole cow's milk is used, to which starter bacteria are added with spores of the mould Penicillium glaucum. The United States Food and Drug Administration has established what is known as standards of identity (SOIs). SOIs establish the common name for food and define the basic nature of that food and its ingredients. The US Code of Federal Regulations Title 21—Food and Drugs, Chapter I Food and Drug Administration, Subchapter B Food for Human Consumption establishes the production process of "Gorgonzola" cheese. This SOI, in addition to establishing "Gorgonzola" as the product name for this type of cheese for production in the United States, would also apply to any "Gorgonzola" cheese imported from non United States countries.
Әдебиеттік сілтемелер
Джеймс Джойс 1922 жылы жазған "Улисс" романында өзінің кейіпкері Блумға "Бургундия шарабы мен горгонзола бутерброды" түскілікке береді. 1972 жылы жарық көрген "Улисс Лиффидегі" кітабында сыншы және Джойс зерттеушісі Ричард Эллманн: "Горгонзола, тұрмыстың жемқорлыққа ұшырауының символы ретінде қызмет етумен қатар, мүмкін, Дантенің "Тозақ" IX тарауындағы Горгонмен болған оқиғаларына байланысты да таңдалған. Блум оны қорытып, жеңіске жетеді." деп жазады.
James Joyce, in his 1922 novel Ulysses, gives his hero Bloom a lunch of "a glass of Burgundy and a Gorgonzola sandwich". In his 1972 book Ulysses on the Liffey, critic and Joyce scholar Richard Ellmann suggests that "Besides serving as a parable that life breeds corruption, Gorgonzola is probably chosen also because of Dante's adventures with the Gorgon in the Inferno IX. Bloom masters the monster by digesting her."