- Issued by
- European Union / national competent authorities
- Programme / market
- European Union / France / Germany / Italy / Spain
- Mark type
- Certification
- Artwork access
- Public files · usage conditions apply
- Source checked
- 23 September 2026
What this mark means
PGI, called IGP in French, identifies a registered geographical indication with a defined link between the product and its place of origin.
Before you add it to your label
- Use the designation in the product’s registration and preserve the correct name and language variant.
- Open the official resource below and keep the current guidance with your artwork brief.
- Have the finished layout checked against the product records and destination-market requirements.
A detail worth checking
PGI and PDO are distinct designations. Their similar circular presentation is not a reason to substitute one for the other.
Useful to know
Which resource should I use for Protected Geographical Indication (PGI / IGP)?
Start with European Union / national competent authorities. The official link below is the route to the programme’s guidance and any artwork it makes available. Certification artwork should match the approved product and designation.
Does downloading the artwork give me permission to use it?
No. Follow the issuer’s eligibility, licensing and artwork guidance for your specific product. The library helps you find the source; the issuer authorises use.
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