The European Commission has agreed to add "Miel de Granada" (honey from the Spanish region of Granada) and "Olive de Nice" (olives from the French city) to the list of foods that may carry special "appellations d'origine protégées (AOP)" labels attesting to their geographical origin, their status as a traditional speciality or the unique manufacturing processes behind them.
EUROPE: EU adds new geographic denominations
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