If The Coca-Cola Co wins its trade mark case against PepsiCo, it could influence infringement thresholds for trade marked shapes.
This week Coca-Cola’s trial began against PepsiCo and its manufacturer, Frucor Beverages, at Auckland’s High Court. It’s part of an international battle to stop the use
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Stephanie Flores
Wed, 06 Nov 2013
Wed, 06 Nov 2013
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Taking shape: Coke's trade mark case against Pepsi may have major repercussions
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