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Webinar: Beer innovation and quality
Listen to the podcast of our live Beer Innovation and Quality webinar featuring Professor Charlie Bamforth, Diarmaid O’Mordha and Clare Clouting proudly presented by Kegstar.
Trade Marks November 2020
To assist brewers to monitor the market to keep on top of new and existing trade marks being used in the beer industry, Brews News will publish a monthly list of applications and acceptances for Category 32.
How to trademark your brewery brand
A major part of growing a brewery is developing a strong brand and it is important to protect it. Here, James Omond specialist IP and commercial lawyer provides tips on trademarking.
Trade Marks October 2020
To assist brewers to monitor the market to keep on top of new and existing trade marks being used in the beer industry, Brews News will publish a monthly list of applications and acceptances for Category 32.
Trade Marks September 2020
To assist brewers to monitor the market to keep on top of new and existing trade marks being used in the beer industry, Brews News will publish a monthly list of applications and acceptances for Category 32.
Trade Marks August 2020
To assist brewers to monitor the market to keep on top of new and existing trade marks being used in the beer industry, Brews News will publish a monthly list of applications and acceptances for Category 32.
Trade Mark Applications July 2020
To assist brewers to monitor the market to keep on top of new and existing trade marks being used in the beer industry, Brews News will publish a monthly list of applications and acceptances for Category 32.
Trade Mark Acceptances July 2020
To assist brewers to monitor the market to keep on top of new and existing trade marks being used in the beer industry, Brews News will publish a monthly list of applications and acceptances for Category 32.
Trade mark considerations in the Australian beer industry
Legal experts say recent court cases provide a a warning to craft brewers that fail to strike a balance between descriptiveness and distinctiveness in creating trade marks for their beers.