Weavers in Ireland seek EU protection for Donegal tweed to prevent market confusion from imitations.
Weavers in County Donegal, Ireland, are seeking European Union protection for their traditional Donegal tweed to guard against cheaper imitations. Known for its unique color flecks, Donegal tweed faces confusion in the market as mass-produced versions mislead consumers. The industry aims to secure a Protected Geographical Indication, ensuring only locally made tweed can be labeled as Donegal, similar to the protection afforded to Harris tweed in Scotland.
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