23 August 2021TrademarksAlex Baldwin

Ferrero Rocher’s marks were infringed, says Chinese court

A court in Shanghai has ruled that an outfit that repackaged Ferrero Rocher chocolates into unauthorised products that included a reprint of the Ferrero logo, infringed the Italian chocolate maker’s marks.

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