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BPI’s Fragrance bottle shape mark rejected – but how different is distinctive enough?

BPI’s Fragrance bottle shape mark rejected – but how different is distinctive enough?

14 March 2014
By Bill Ladas
The fragrance industry isn’t just about smelling good and paying people to take most of their clothes off and spray you with something as you walk by.
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