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Welsh honey wins coveted PGI status
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|April 17, 2025
WELSH Heather Honey has become the first honey in the UK to receive the coveted Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) status, a legal designation that protects food and drink products from imitation and misuse.
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As a result, Welsh Heather Honey has joined the burgeoning family of food and drink products from Wales that, by virtue of their unique characteristics and location, receive protection under the UK Geographical Indication (GI) Scheme.
Welsh Heather Honey is now one of 24 Welsh food and drink products that enjoy PGI status, including Welsh Lamb, Welsh Beef, Carmarthenshire Ham, Traditional Welsh Caerffilli, and Traditional Welsh Cider.
Wales’ Deputy First Minister, Huw Irranca-Davies, who has responsibility for climate change and rural affairs, said: "This recognition strengthens Wales’ growing family of protected foods, showcases the extraordinary quality of our produce, and reflects our commitment to high-quality, sustainable food production.
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