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Dynamics of the SIQO economy between 2013 and 2019

Taking a step back to gain insight into the dynamics of the SIQO economy, that's the goal INAO has set itself by studying their economic data between 2013 and 2019. This publication is based on simple data: the evolution of volumes and sales of quality signs, obtained via the INAO's annual survey of ODGs. Yet observing these evolutions over time, by quality sign and by sector, enables us to better understand the dynamics up to 2019, which were then often modified by the COVID 19 health crisis.

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Brochure dynamique de l'économie des SIQO sur la période 2013-2019 — Visuel de la couverture de la brochure dynamique de l'économie des SIQO sur la période 2013-2019

PDOs still dominate the SIQO economy, but it's important to note the strong growth of PGIs, whether agri-food or wine, with their number increasing more significantly than that of PDOs.

Between 2013 and 2019, sales and volumes of SIQOs marketed are growing overall. These figures are promising, as in the vast majority of cases they are accompanied by an increase in SIQO market share. However, there are disparities between sectors, some of which are experiencing much slower growth, and some of which have been hard hit by climatic events (fruit and vegetables, for example) or recurring crises such as bird flu. This raises the question of resilience, and mechanisms such as changes to specifications to enable these SIQO sectors to adapt in relation to general sectors.