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6.1.1) Function and role of each ac
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in the country, as the Jima Researc
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The akhrabie type could be characte
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Local consumers Illustration 37: Mo
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Exporters Coffee exporter means a p
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ecological or commercial environmen
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washed coffee gets only tested on i
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Illustration 39: From coffee arriva
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Once the origin registered, how is
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Both coffees graduation Grade Total
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and unloading fees: 3.25 birr/bag W
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The export coffee test, Addis Abeba
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6.2) Limu Kosa coffee organization
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This production year (October 2008-
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No Kind of activities Unity Target
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Limmuu Kossaa service cooperatives
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- the organic coffee export licence
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fertilizers (urea and DAP) or chemi
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Ethiopian coffees are classified am
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Dried coffee within its husk 98 99
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6.3.4) Price crisis needs alternati
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7.1.1) Geographical Indications The
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trademark is registered. The justif
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How can developing countries us IP
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Ownership of names is the same stra
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of the former benefits. The triple
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The geographical indication paradox
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Traceability The 1997 PDO for the I
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When the pilot project was started,
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Illustration 15: Ethiopian merchant
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MARKAKIS, J. AYELE, N., 1978: Class
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Name of the relevant provenance: In
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Garden biodiversity Description: Hi
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English Ethiopian Calendar (EC) and
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Chore Botor coffee production & mar
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Activities Months July Aug Sept Oct
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Activities Months July Aug Sept Oct
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10) “Coffee by product” means l
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4) In the case of
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Any coffee exporter shall: 1) proce
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Coffee defects Defects on shape and
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TRADEMARK LICENSE AGREEMENT THIS AG
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1.3 “Control,” including the te
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5.2 Licensee agrees not to use, or
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Licensor of any potential or actual
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14.6 Headings and captions used in
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MARK COUNTRY APP. NO. FILING DATE R
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SCHEDULE B (Samples of licensees pa
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Glossary Remark: Oromic has not yet