Two attorneys from the Intellectual Property (IP) specialist firm Barker Brettell will be presenting at the Food Matters Live exhibition…
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Amazon’s grocery gamble?
Everybody has heard of Amazon, and most have heard of AmazonPrime, and now there is AmazonFresh. AmazonFresh is a dedicated…
Read MoreIP: Now it’s personal
Today’s consumers, especially those in younger target age groups, expect bespoke and interactive consumer experiences. Brands which respond to this…
Read MoreA tale of two aunties – the registration of stylised trade marks
It is conventional wisdom that registering a trade mark in plain word format provides a business with the strongest rights…
Read MoreProtein drinks: new technology; new markets
Proteins are no longer exclusively associated with sport drinks and muscle mass. Over the last few years, protein products have…
Read MoreLow-Calorie Consumer Demand Drives High-Priority Sector Innovation
As consumer demand for low-calorie products continues to rise, food and beverage companies are taking advantage of the growing opportunities…
Read MoreA can-do attitude to drinks packaging
On 25th November 2015, the European Commission is due to rule on a proposed merger between beverage can heavyweights Ball Packaging…
Read MoreCheers to beers
Monday 15 June 2015 is being designated “Beer Day Britain” in an initiative encouraging those involved in the industry to…
Read MoreEggciting launch for Barker Brettell client
Barker Brettell’s food & drink client the New Egg Company has recently launched Yowk ® (http://www.yowk.co.uk/) – a highly innovative…
Read MoreSweetness and Lite
The news is full of criticism for convenience food and drinks containing too much sugar or an equally undesirable mixture…
Read MoreCadbury’s purple battle is lost….
We have previously commented on the ongoing battle between Cadbury and Nestlé over the colour purple. Cadbury has lost the…
Read MoreBattle of the Bristol cafés – just award of costs
The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC), formerly known as the Patents County Court for England and Wales until its change…
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