wine future Hong Kong: Daniel Li of Caves Maître (4th from left)
with Pancho Campo – far right
Potentially good news for Castel and other companies trading in China:
China's
supreme court has suspended a CNY34m (US$5.6m) fine levied on French
wine group Castel over a trademark dispute with a local producer in the
country.
Read more at http://www.decanter.com/news/wine-news/584807/china-s-supreme-court-suspends-castel-trademark-fine#JqJhwXmRu3vVqOjP.99
Read more at http://www.decanter.com/news/wine-news/584807/china-s-supreme-court-suspends-castel-trademark-fine#JqJhwXmRu3vVqOjP.99
China's
supreme court has suspended a CNY34m (US$5.6m) fine levied on French
wine group Castel over a trademark dispute with a local producer in the
country.
Read more at http://www.decanter.com/news/wine-news/584807/china-s-supreme-court-suspends-castel-trademark-fine#JqJhwXmRu3vVqOjP.99
Read more at http://www.decanter.com/news/wine-news/584807/china-s-supreme-court-suspends-castel-trademark-fine#JqJhwXmRu3vVqOjP.99
'China's supreme court has suspended a CNY34m (US$5.6m) fine levied on French wine group Castel over a trademark dispute with a local producer in the country.
Read rest here.
Caves Maître, which was a major sponsor of Pancho Campo's wine future conference held in Hong Kong in November 2011, registered the Castel trademark in China and has previously won the court battles arising. See here. Also some background on Jim's Loire here and here.
Entrance to wine future with Caves Maître logo prominent
China's
supreme court has suspended a CNY34m (US$5.6m) fine levied on French
wine group Castel over a trademark dispute with a local producer in the
country.
Read more at http://www.decanter.com/news/wine-news/584807/china-s-supreme-court-suspends-castel-trademark-fine#JqJhwXmRu3vVqOjP.99
Read more at http://www.decanter.com/news/wine-news/584807/china-s-supreme-court-suspends-castel-trademark-fine#JqJhwXmRu3vVqOjP.99
China's
supreme court has suspended a CNY34m (US$5.6m) fine levied on French
wine group Castel over a trademark dispute with a local producer in the
country.
Read more at http://www.decanter.com/news/wine-news/584807/china-s-supreme-court-suspends-castel-trademark-fine#JqJhwXmRu3vVqOjP.99
Read more at http://www.decanter.com/news/wine-news/584807/china-s-supreme-court-suspends-castel-trademark-fine#JqJhwXmRu3vVqOjP.99
1 comment:
Dear Jim Loire, I have to correct you again and again and again...The information that you are posting is incorrect, We NEVER EVER have registered CASTEL in chinese characters in China, and our lawsuit is 100% under control...Once again, as I am always doing I am not going to reply your comments, cause I have better and important things to do...'International wine smartass' are unhappy cause you cannot control and you don't have any idea and voice about how the wine business in China runs...To understand China and the wine business here, you have to live here many years and travel around the whole entire country, promoting and selling wine.
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