Scotch Whisky - the legal protection of a symbolic Scottish product
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With a long-standing reputation in the Food and Drink sector, Scotland numbers no less than 15 Geographical Indications (GIs), covering a variety of products of agricultural origin.
If you are curious to discover these products, you only have to click on the hyperlinks provided below. They will lead you to the product specification of each of these products and tell you more about their respective production process and their connection with their geographical area.
Fish products
- Arbroath Smokies (PGI)
- Scottish Salmon (PGI)
Meat products
- Shetland Lamb (PDO)
- Stornoway Black Pudding (PGI)
- Scotch Lamb (PGI)
- Scottish Wild Salmon (PGI)
- Scotch Beef (PGI)
- Orkney Beef (PDO)
- Orkney Lamb (PDO)
Dairy products
- Traditional Ayrshire Dunlop (PGI)
- Orkney Scottish Island Cheddar (PGI)
- Teviotdale Cheese (PGI)
Others
Read more about Geographical Indications (GIs): How are Geographical Indications (GIs) protected in the UK?
Author: Alix de La Motte-Broöns
Further advice
For further advice, please contact the trade marks team at Hindles.