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    Press Release

    Signature of an Administrative Arrangement with Taiwan

    The Council of Agriculture of  Taiwan and the Community Plant Variety Office sign an Administrative Arrangement on mutual Recognition of Examination Results for Plant Variety Protection of orchid varieties (Phalaenopsis and Doritaenopsis )

    On 26 April 2019, Director General, Jong-i HU, Agriculture and Food Agency, Council of Agriculture of Taiwan and Martin Ekvad, President of the Community Plant Variety Office (CPVO) signed an Administrative Arrangement on the mutual recognition of examination results for plant variety protection for Phalaenopsis and Doritaenopsis

    26 April 2019
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    Communication

    Public consultation on the protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights in third countries

    The European Commission (DG Trade) has launched a public consultation to gather information on the protection and enforcement of intellectual property (IP) in non-EU countries. 

    The aim of this public consultation is to identify third countries in which intellectual property rights (IPR) protection and enforcement is a high concern, as well as to update the European Commission's list of the 'priority countries.'

    This consultation will be one of the tools used by the Commission to focus its efforts on the priority countries and help on specific areas of

    21 March 2019
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    Newsletter #16 Winter 2018-2019

    The year 2018 was busy, the CPVO received 3 554 applications, the second highest annual number of applications received in the history of the CPVO (3 626 in 2014) and an increase of 3.9 % compared to 2017. The number of applications for agricultural species increased while the number of applications for ornamentals decreased. At the time of writing more than 27 000 titles are in force. The financial situation is stable. I am happy to announce that in December 2018 the Commission decided to award EUR 8 million to the Invite (INnovations in plant VarIety Testing in Europe) consortium, in

    18 March 2019
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    Getting DUS and Performance Testing in Shape for Next Phase

    Getting DUS and Performance Testing in Shape for Next Phase

    Agriculture is increasingly being urged to reduce its dependency on external inputs, lower its environmental footprint and cope with more variable climatic conditions. So, it should come as no surprise that plant breeders have taken up the baton and have started to breed for those characteristics that contribute to crop resilience to biotic and abiotic stresses, in fact that already started a long time ago. The next challenge is to find criteria and methods to test and make value of the performances of those new plant

    18 February 2019
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    Proposed Withdrawal Agreement
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    2016 Consolidated Annual Activity Report
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    Consolidated Annual Activity Report - 2017
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    Meeting

    CPVO AC meeting March 2019

    The CPVO will be hosting its next Administrative Council Meeting in Angers, at Terra Botanica, 19 March 2019.

    Practical informations can be found on the dedicated event platform at

    19 March 2019

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