Sow what? Peppa Pig splits opinion on China well-known marks

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Sow what? Peppa Pig splits opinion on China well-known marks

Max Walters
March 30, 2021
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Despite victory for entertainment company eOne, brands still have a high bar to clear when proving well-known trademark status, say counsel

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