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Australia to take on EU in battle over Prosecco naming rights

Intellectual Property 2020-01-13 10:25 pmBy Cat Fredenburgh | Melbourne

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The Australian government is exploring potential legal grounds for opposing the European Union’s push to limit use of the name Prosecco to wines produced in northern Italy.

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