New Protected Geographical Indications in Mexico. October 15, 2025 The Mexican Institute of Industrial Property has recently published declarations of protection for geographical indications, thus increasing the number of protected indications in Mexico. The new protected indications are: Cider from Huejotzingo. This protected geographical indication was granted to identify an alcoholic beverage resulting from the…
Important judgement: pastaZARA Sublime vs. ZARA by Inditex The General Court of the EU has rejected an opposition filed by Inditex against the trademark pastaZARA Sublime, confirming that there is no relevant link between the fashion and food sectors. Inditex argued that ZARA’s reputation should extend to pasta products; the Court, however, emphasized that there…
Software and Industrial Property: New Judgement from the EU Court. On 1 October, the General Court upheld the EUIPO’s decision that declared the European Union trademark “TEAMPLAY” as partially invalid, which is owned by Siemens Healthineers, on the grounds of likelihood of confusion with the Czech national trademark “TEAMPLAY”, owned by Sunware s.r.o. The resolution…
The GC confirms that a PDO is protected even against different products. The General Court has ruled in favor of the Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) “Prosecco” affirming its protection against the trademark “PriSecco” The case arose after the EUIPO invalidated the “PriSecco” mark for non-alcoholic beverages, citing that it improperly evoked the…
Implementation of industrial property precautionary measures in civil courts. October 01, 2025 The implementation of precautionary measures in industrial property matters through civil proceedings poses a significant problem: according to the Commercial Code, the use of trademarks on goods or services in commerce is a commercial act, and therefore the applicable precautionary measures must be…
Does that ring a bell? The GC contradicts the EUIPO´s criterion for registering an auditory trademark. Judgment of the General Court (Second Chamber) on 10 September 2025 (Case T-288/24) The EUIPO refused to register a two-second ‘jingle’ as a trademark on the grounds that the sound in question was merely functional, whose purpose…
Initiative to reform the Federal Law for the Protection of Industrial Property. September 18, 2025 The Initiative for the Bill to amend and repeal various provisions of the Federal Law for the Protection of Industrial Property in the Field of Technology Transfer and to Simplify the Patent and Registration Process was published in the Senate…
The TJEU overturns a ruling by the General Court that dismissed an appeal on the grounds of lack of representation. It confirms that the partners of a law firm can represent it before the EU courts if the requirement of independence is respected. The judgment of the TJEU (Grand Chamber) of September 4, 2025…
New judicial criteria regarding the deadline to request revocation of a trademark registration. September 03, 2025 On August 7, 2025, the Regional Plenary Court of Administrative and Civil Matters of the Central-North Region, located in Mexico City, resolved the Contradiction of Criteria 212/2024, in which it was discussed whether Articles 225 and 226 of the…
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