For Australian, Canadian and New Zealand producers to sell products labelled as ‘port’, ‘Madeira’, ‘champagne’, ‘Parma ham’, ‘Manchego cheese’, and so on, is unacceptable because it demonstrates an improper appropriation of a commercial advantage to which those producers are not entitled.
La vente de produits portant la désignation "Vin de Porto", "Madère", "Champagne", "Jambon de Parme" ou "Fromage Manchego", ou autres, en Australie, au Canada et en Nouvelle-Zélande est parfaitement inacceptable, car il s’agit de l’appropriation indue d’un avantage commercial qui ne leur revient pas.