Tequila, the iconic Mexican spirit, is renowned worldwide for its versatility and sophistication, captivating palates across the globe. Tequila expansion has been a driving force behind the growth and consolidation of the industry. The Tequila Regulatory Council (TRC) plays a crucial role in promoting and protecting Tequila worldwide.
There are four main challenges to overcome for the Tequila Appellation of Origin at the international level, related to unfair competition:
The CRT undertakes various initiatives to promote and protect Tequila globally, including:
Participating in international trade fairs and events.
Conducting trade missions to key markets.
Promoting Tequila culture and heritage.
Protecting the Tequila Appellation of Origin (DOT).
Imitations and comparisons that deceive the consumer.
Product counterfeiting and adulteration
Illegal use of the Appellation of Origin.
Imports of agave distillates such as Tequila.
We are
important part of
Tequila’s line of defense
worldwide
Collaboration agreements with the Mexican Tax Authorities (SAT)
20 customs offices authorized for exports.
Accredited as an observer in all 50 customs offices.
Customs training
Customs protection strategies
QR Security Code
Development of ValidAPP
Certificate of Authenticity for Tequila Exports
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