Trademarks, geographical indications and environmental labelling to promote biodiversity: The case of agroforestry coffee in India

This paper analyses the strengths, weaknesses and synergies of trademarks, geographical indications and eco-labelling in linking economic development and biodiversity conservation in the Kodagu/Coorg coffee producing region, Western Ghats, India.

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Trademarks, geographical indications and environmental labelling to promote biodiversity: The case of agroforestry coffee in India

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Published 2014 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. . Authored by Marie-Vivien, D., Garcia, C. A., Kushalappa, C. G. and Vaast, P.

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