Trademark coexistence in China

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Lucy Headington-Horton and Susan Fan
Trademark Group China
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The word “Polo” may bring to mind the equestrian sport of Polo. However, some people may think of the small-sized car manufactured by Volkswagen, others may link it with the famous clothing brand of Ralph Lauren. Some may even think of the small mint with a hole in the middle produced by Nestlé. It is not surprising that such vastly different products that are being offered under the trademark Polo are able to peacefully coexist around the globe without any consumer confusion or any detrimental effect on the respective parties' businesses.

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