IKEA extends trademark rights for Ikea Family in Russia until 2036
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The Swedish company IKEA has extended the validity of its trademark rights for Ikea Family in Russia. These rights will now remain in effect until 2036. This is reported by the publication TKS.RU.
A trademark is an officially registered name, word, or logo that a company uses for its goods and services. Only the owner of the mark may use it in the registered categories. Therefore, the extension of rights means that the company retains the exclusive right to this name on the territory of Russia.
Ikea Family is a loyalty program for customers of IKEA stores. Program members can receive special offers, discounts, and other bonuses. The name of the program is linked to the IKEA brand, which is well known in Russia and around the world.
Extending trademark rights is a common procedure for international companies. To maintain protection of the brand, the owner regularly files an application to renew the registration. The report does not provide details about the categories of goods and services covered by this decision.
Thus, IKEA retains legal protection of the Ikea Family name in Russia for the coming years.
Sources: TKS.RU
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