EU and Mexico

Czechia

Names from Czechia listed for protection in Mexico.

3 names

Sources and limits · 8 Sep 2026

3 under the new agreement · 0 under the existing agreement

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Beer (2)

České pivoNew agreement: pending

Listed for protection when the new rules apply. Other legal protections may apply.

Official name
České pivo
Listed origin
Czechia
Protection in
Mexico (when the new agreement applies)
Category
Beer
Treaty wording and source

Product description in the English text: Beers.

Origin in the English text: Czechia.

New agreement, Annex 25-B ↗

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Českobudějovické pivoSpecial conditionsNew agreement: pending

Listed for protection when the new rules apply. Other legal protections may apply.

Official name
Českobudějovické pivo
Listed origin
Czechia
Protection in
Mexico (when the new agreement applies)
Category
Beer
Before using the name

Check the private agreement with the trademark holder.

Treaty wording and source

Product description in the English text: Beers.

Origin in the English text: Czechia.

New agreement, Annex 25-B ↗

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Other agricultural products (1)

Žatecký chmelNew agreement: pending

Listed for protection when the new rules apply. Other legal protections may apply.

Official name
Žatecký chmel
Listed origin
Czechia
Protection in
Mexico (when the new agreement applies)
Category
Other agricultural products
Treaty wording and source

Product description in the English text: Hops.

Origin in the English text: Czechia.

New agreement, Annex 25-B ↗

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Coverage, sources and limits

This directory combines Annex 25-B of the new EU-Mexico agreement with the annexes to the existing spirits agreement. It covers food, drink and other agricultural products, not every geographical indication worldwide.

The new agreement is not yet in force according to the sources checked on 8 September 2026. “Existing agreement” refers to the spirits agreement, not permission to use the name.

Name-specific conditions appear with each entry. General rules, trademarks and other protection may also apply. A name missing from this list is not necessarily free to use.

Check that your product and producer qualify to use the name. Then check classification, origin, labelling and health requirements separately.

Shared names appear under each relevant country but count once in the total. Official name variants are not counted as separate products. Scotch Whisky is outside the EU-Mexico totals and follows a separate agreement.

DMD browsing categories are not tariff codes. Legal wording is retained, with a separate source where the category differs. Flags: Twemoji, CC BY 4.0. Credits ↗