Heritage labels certify products or practices rooted in traditional knowledge, craftsmanship, or regional identity. They protect cultural authenticity, helping consumers recognize genuine items like artisanal food, textiles, or crafts. Producers gain market distinction and preservation support, while communities benefit from safeguarding intangible heritage. These labels are used on packaging, marketing, or tourism materials to promote sustainable, culturally rich economies.
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