Quezon Province Seeks Geographical Indication Status for Iconic Lambanog
Quezon province in the Philippines is seeking Geographical Indication (GI) status for its iconic coconut-based liquor, lambanog. This initiative aims to protect the product's identity and heritage, enhance market recognition, and boost business opportunities for local producers.
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