Brussels, 02/04/2013 (Agence Europe) - On Monday 1 April, the United States criticised the restrictions in place preventing American wines sold in the European Union from using certain “traditional terms” (such as “château” or “grand cru”) on their labels.
The EU regulation on traditional terms severely restricts the possibility for non-European vintners to use general or evocative terms that would enhance their commercial prospects to describe their products sold in the EU,...