Cyprus fails to convince EU court to reverse ‘Grilloumi’ TM
Owner of word mark ‘Halloumi’ is dealt another blow in feud with Swedish food producer | EU General Court finds no likelihood of confusion | Decision is latest in long line of setbacks for Republic of Cyprus.
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14 December 2021 The judgments handed down by the EU General Court relating to the IP safeguarding Halloumi cheese shows the limitations of relying on arguments based on collective marks, says Constantin Eikel of Bird & Bird.