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LVMH Wins Court Case Against Chinese Tea Brand Over Logo Infringement
2 sourcesFirst reported 19 days agoUpdated 16 days ago
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- A Chinese court has ruled that the bubble tea brand Molly Tea infringed on LVMH's trademark.
- The ruling requires Molly Tea to pay $1.5 million to LVMH for the violation of its four-petal flower design.
- The case has ignited conversations on Chinese social media regarding the enforcement of intellectual property rights.
- LVMH is a French luxury goods conglomerate, well-known for its fashion and accessories brands.
- The decision highlights ongoing tensions between luxury brands and local businesses over trademark protections in China.
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