Unilever left feeling blue after German court’s Nivea ruling
The company that makes the Nivea brand of skin care cream has been handed a victory by Germany’s top court in its trademark dispute with Unilever centring on the colour blue.
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14 July 2015 Unilever has expressed its confidence about winning a German trademark dispute with the creator of skin cream Nivea, despite a ruling in its favour being remanded for a rehearing.
17 September 2018 Beiersdorf, the parent company of skincare range Nivea, has successfully opposed a trademark application for products relating to smoking.