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The UK Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of Lidl in its logo trademark row with Tesco
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20 March 2024TrademarksSarah Speight

Reaction: Tesco’s loss could cost ‘millions’ after justices 'reluctantly' dismiss logo appeal

In the supermarket battle, Lidl proved that enough consumers think Tesco’s Clubcard logo held a price-matching message. WIPR gauges reaction from lawyers—including counsel for both parties.

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