Gucci sorry after counterfeits at funerals warning
Gucci has apologised after it was criticised for warning funeral shops in Hong Kong that sheets of paper sold as a tribute to the dead could infringe its trademark.
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4 February 2015 Luxury brand Gucci has vowed to continue the fight against fashion company Guess’ alleged misuse of its trademarks, despite a French court rejecting its most recent claim.