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A landmark trademark infringement case involving Australian wine giant Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) and its flagship Penfolds brand has been officially recognised by China’s Supreme People’s Court (SPC). Read More| Vino Joy News
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A wedding banquet in China’s eastern Shandong province has led police to uncover the biggest fake Bordeaux wine case in China and an elaborate web of deception that fabricated a fictional Baron and a fictitious war with Chateau Lafite Rothschild Read More| Vino Joy News
Spanish Counterfeit Ring Targets China Again With ‘Royal Wine’| Vino Joy News
China’s Top Court Backs Penfolds in Trademark Fight| Vino Joy News
China’s Top Court Backs Penfolds in Trademark Fight| Vino Joy News
In a win for popular Australian wine brand Penfolds, the Xiamen Intermediate People’s Court in Fujian Province has ordered two trading companies to pay RMB 1 million (US$145,000) for infringing the trademark of Penfolds.| Vino Joy News
In a joint operation targeting wholesale markets of food and drinks, authorities in Hainan seized over 500 bottles of fake Penfolds.| Vino Joy News
China’s eastern Jiangsu province has dismantled what the policed described as a “mega cross regional” fake wine production ring, seizing over 8,000 bottles of counterfeit Penfolds worth over RMB 10 million (US$1.6 million).| Vino Joy News
An inter-provincial police operation led by Guangzhou police has uncovered a network of fraudsters that have been selling counterfeit Penfolds that are estimated to worth RMB 130 million (US$20.1 million), the biggest haul of fake Penfolds yet in the country.| Vino Joy News
Australian wine giant Treasury Wine Estates has won the trademark rights to Ben Fu (奔富), the Chinese transliteration of its flagship brand Penfolds, after 10 years of lengthy court battle with brand squatters, the company has announced.| Vino Joy News
Treasury Wine Estates, the parent company of Penfolds, has successfully opposed the registration of two trademarks ‘Barry Ford’ and ‘Ben Ford’ in China that were intended to mimic Penfolds' trademarked name in China.| Vino Joy News
