Cusco: Municipality of Ollantaytambo receives new certification mark

Indecopi delivered the certification mark “Ollantaytambo living inka city” to the municipality of this district, located in the heart of the Sacred Valley and a mandatory stop for tourists visiting Cusco.

Paul Palma, mayor of Ollantaytambo, highlighted that, from now on, the district’s tourist offer, which includes crafts, archaeological sites and festivities, will be certified, “which will allow working with artisans, communities and companies.”

Ollantaytambo is thus incorporated into the list of regional and local governments with a certification mark to provide consumers with the security of purchasing a product or service with the support of certain quality standards.

Previously, Indecopi has delivered three certification marks to the Regional Government of Cusco: Cusco Region of the Inka Empire, Cusco Region of the Andean Amazon Empire and Cusco Qanri. The one about Ollantaytambo is the fourth review of him.

The ORI Cusco and the Directorate of Distinctive Signs have promoted 58 registrations of collective trademarks, such as “Pan chuta Oropesa – tradition of my people Cusco-Peru”, granted to the Association of Industrial Bakers of the Oropesa district of the province of Quispicanchis.

Cusco also has two designations of origin granted by Indecopi: Giant White Corn and Machu Picchu–Huadquiña Coffeeunique and representative products of our country.