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31 March 2017Trademarks

BrewDog apologises for actions in trademark clash with pub

Scottish brewery BrewDog has apologised for its actions in a trademark infringement clash with a pub in Birmingham, UK, saying the brewery “made a mistake” in how it had acted.

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