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Tag Archives: labelling
General Court annuls Delegated Regulation 665/2013 on energy labelling of vacuum cleaners
The IPKat is happy to host the following contribution by Mina Kianfar(Unverzagt von Have, Hamburg) on an issue that, despite having to do with vacuum cleaners, is often perceived as dusty: energy labelling obligations.Here’s what Mina writes:Vacuum cleaner producer Dyson … Continue reading
Posted in Copyright Law
Tagged 665/2013, annuls, cleaners, Court, Delegated, Energy, general, labelling, regulation, Vacuum
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Cannabis Packaging & Labelling Requirements: The Challenge of Building a Strong Brand
Canada’s new Cannabis Act[1] (the “Act”) will provide legal access to cannabis to adults across Canada. The main objective of the Act is to regulate adult-use cannabis “to protect public health and public safety”, especially the health of young persons.[2] These … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising Law
Tagged amp, Brand, Building, Cannabis, challenge, labelling, Packaging, Requirements, strong
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Got Margarine? Post Seeks Dismissal of Mashed-Potato False Labelling Suit
Briefing closed last month on Post Holdings Inc.’s attempt to dismiss a putative class action false labeling suit over Post’s prepackaged mashed potatoes, which Post claims are “made with real butter.” The plaintiffs allege that although the product does contain … Continue reading
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Tagged dismissal, false, labelling, Margarine, MashedPotato, Post, seeks, Suit
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Don’t Have a Cow! Court Dismisses GMO Labelling Suit Against Dannon
Last month, a New York federal judge dismissed a proposed class action that alleged Dannon Company, Inc. unlawfully labelled its yogurt products as “natural” when in fact the cows that produced the milk that produced the yogurt may have eaten … Continue reading
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Tagged against, Court, Dannon, dismisses, Dont, labelling, Suit
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Product labelling with expired patent numbers can lead to lawsuits in the U.S.
A recent U.S. appeals court decision has permitted a bow-tie wearing (and purchasing) patent attorney to take Brooks Brothers to court for selling bow ties marked with expired patent numbers. The statutory penalty in the U.S. for falsely marking patent … Continue reading
Posted in Business law
Tagged expired, labelling, Lawsuits, lead, Numbers, Patent, Product, U.S.
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