Geographical Indication Characteristics and Agricultural Intellectual Property Protection of the Tea in Enshi Prefecture

Guangzhong Dai

Asian Agricultural Research, 2014, vol. 06, issue 05, 7

Abstract: Agricultural intellectual property rights can protect the innovation of agricultural science and technology. Enshi Prefecture is China's important tea-producing area. Its tea industry has become a pillar industry. The prefecture enjoys a reputation of “world selenium capital”, and is the best birthplace of natural selenium-enriched tea. The national geographical indication protection has been implemented for Enshi Yulu Tea, Enshi selenium-enriched tea, Wujiatai Tribute Tea, Hefeng Tea, Mapo Tea, etc. This paper introduces the geographical indication characteristics and agricultural intellectual property protection of the tea in this world selenium capital, analyses the countermeasures for agricultural intellectual property protection, and puts forward some constructive suggestions.

Keywords: Agribusiness (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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