Since the publication of the official bulletin of the ministry of Agriculture September 25th, specifies that only 75 IGP stayed , against 153 local wines previously existed. Certain namings disappeared, the others emerged and the IGP benefits from now of territorial mentions.

Created in August, 2009, Intervins Sud -Est is the organisation of promotion and defense of wines with Geographical Indication Protected within the IGP Mediterranean Sea. It covers the territories of the region Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (6 départements: Vaucluse, Bouches-du-Rhône, Var, Hautes-Alpes, Alpes-Maritimes, Alpes de Haute-Provence) and the region Rhône-Alpes (5 départements: the Rhône, the Loire, Isère, the Ardèche, the Drôme).

In figures Intervins Sud Est represent  the actors that  account for:

- 1,548 898 hectoliter production on 27 341 hectares in 2010,

900 particular cellars and 130   cellar cooperatives, 30 trade houses in region

 12,5 % of the total production of wines of IGP in France.

- 14 wines to IGP and 9 territorial mentions

On the whole territory :
IGP Mediterranée

In Provence:

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• IGP Bouches du Rhône with possibility of the territorial mention Terre de Camargue / IGP Alpilles   
• IGP Var with possibility of the territorial mentions Argens - Coteaux du Verdon – Sainte Beaume / IGP Mont Caume / IGP Maures
• IGP Vaucluse with possibility of the territorial mentions Aigues - Principauté d’Orange

In Vallée du Rhone

• IGP Méditerranée with a possibility for territorial focus on Comté de Grignan ‐ Coteaux de Montélimar
• IGP Drôme with a possibility for territorial focus on Comté de Grignan ‐ Coteaux de Montélimar / IGP coteaux des Baronnies
• IGP Collines Rhodaniennes
• IGP Ardèche with a possibility for territorial focus on Coteaux de l’Ardèche

In  The Alpes

• IGP Alpes de Haute-Provence
• IGP Hautes-Alpes
• IGP Alpes-Maritimes

If the specifications of the IGP are more flexible than those of the AOP, the IGP of the Southeast wished to preserve a control product  on 100 % of wines or 100 % of the producers (i.e. beyond the threshold of national minimal control, nevertheless already fixed to 50 % of wines of 50 % of the producers of wines IGP).