EUIPO erred in Coca-Cola clash, says General Court
Coca-Cola emerged victorious this morning as the EU General Court ruled that the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) incorrectly analysed a trademark case that had gone against the multinational.
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1 June 2016 The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board has ruled that Coca-Cola does not have exclusive rights to the term ‘Zero’, but has granted it a trademark covering a line of soft drinks.