Purple trademarks: a sequel to Nestlé v Cadbury?
A colour trademark is a powerful right, given the instant impact that the colour of goods and their packaging has on consumers and the potential for restricting competitor choice in respect of a key aspect of product design. However, as with other non-conventional trademarks, meeting the criteria for validity can be a significant challenge and registered colour trademarks are comparatively rare.
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