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Typical Cases of Intellectual Property Enforcement by Market Supervision Departments released by State Administration for Market Regulation SAMR, incl John Deere’s trademark, Costco’s Kirkland trademark, patent counterfeiting, Olympic logos, malicious trademark registration and the unauthorized practice of patent law,

More(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – First Bank Nigeria Ltd. says it will leverage its vast experience in supporting trade businesses, especially the SME to support the Federal Government’s efforts to diversify the revenue base of the economy. Dr Adesola Adeduntan, Chief Executive Officer, FirstBank, said this during the bank’s Non-Oil Webinar Series on Tuesday. The News Agency […]

United Kingdom government-owned development finance institution CDC Group will be providing a debt commitment of USD 100 million to agricultural conglomerate Export Trading Group.

Strict export regulations and regional COVID-related limitations are slowing China-originating supply chains for two top sports nutrition energy ingredients, caffeine and creatine. Outside of China, suppliers and manufacturers are clamoring to beef up inventories of these increasingly hard-to-find materials but face steeply rising prices for whatever supply they can secure.    Longtime sports nutrition formulator Bruce Kneller, whose import-export company Hong Kong Life Sciences deals with su...

Published February 26, 2021, 7:30 AM Various Filipino food products are now available in 60 mainstream retail stores in Australia on growing demand not just from the Filipino communities, but from the increasingly adventurous Australian mainstream consumers, the Philippine Trade and Investment Centre (PTIC) in Sydney reported. PTIC Sydney reported that giant retailer Woolworths is ramping up the number of store locations where Filipino products can be found in its international food section in ...

The East African Tuesday January 26 2021 A Choppies supermarket outlet in Kenya. The Botswana-based retailer has had to exit Kenya and Tanzania. PHOTO | FILE | NMG Summary The retailer’s operations in Mozambique were closed in September 2019, followed by the operations in Kenya and Tanzania in March 2020. Advertisement Choppies Enterprises Ltd is facing a $12.4 million debt owed to banks and suppliers in Kenya and Tanzania, as the retailer prepares to exit from the region after closing down i...