Wenling Grapes
Wenling Grapes is a geographical indication certification trademark.
The greenhouse grape cultivation area in Wenling covers over 40,000 mu, with an annual output of more than 49,000 tons and a production value of 380 million yuan. The city is home to 18 grape production enterprises and 13 grape cooperatives, and has registered several well-known trademarks such as “Binzhu,” “Luo’s,” and “John.” The successful registration of this geographical indication certification trademark means that the protection and development of Wenling Grapes have reached a new level, establishing a unique form of intellectual property protection for the grapes. This will play an important role in serving agriculture, rural areas, and farmers (“San Nong”), increasing farmers’ incomes, and promoting the development of local specialty agricultural industries.
It is understood that geographical indication certification trademarks are a common international practice for protecting specialty products. By applying for such trademarks, it is possible to make reasonable and full use of, as well as preserve, natural resources, cultural heritage, and geographical legacy, effectively protecting high-quality specialty products and fostering the development of distinctive industries.
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