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Welcome to The Trade Mark Channel, where we explore fascinating legal battles and trademark stories. In today’s video, we’ll dive into a unique case involving one of the world’s most beloved candies—the gummy bear! While gummy bears may seem like innocent treats, this particular case took place in the EU and revolved around the shape of the gummy bear and whether it could be trademarked.

Haribo, the leading producer of gummy bears, sought to trademark the shape of its iconic candy across various product categories like jewelry, magnets, mirrors, and more. Initially, their application was denied as the shape was considered too generic. However, Haribo appealed, and after much legal back and forth, they won the right to trademark the gummy bear shape for non-candy goods, marking a sweet success for the brand.

This case sheds light on the complexities of shape trademarks and how difficult it can be to protect the design of everyday items. In the video, I’ll break down the legal arguments, explain how Haribo fought back against the initial rejection, and explore the importance of unique shapes in branding. This isn’t the first time we’ve seen companies try to trademark shapes (think of the chocolate bunny or even hotels shaped like guitars!), but it’s always interesting to see how courts handle these cases.

If you’ve ever wondered how far trademark law can go in protecting a brand’s identity, this video will offer insight. And if you’re a fan of gummy bears or candy-related cases, you’re in for a treat!

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