French food and drink maker Danone has protested decisions against it by an arbitration panel and a Chinese court in the latest skirmish with joint venture partner Wahaha Group. "We are shocked by the result," Danone said late Monday of the Hangzhou Arbitration Commission's ruling in favor of Wahaha in the trademark dispute. At stake is the popular Wahaha brand name, which Danone says belongs to the joint venture.
December 12, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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French food and drink maker Danone has protested decisions against it by an arbitration panel and a Chinese court in the latest skirmish with joint venture partner Wahaha Group.
“We are shocked by the result,” Danone said late Monday of the Hangzhou Arbitration Commission’s ruling in favor of Wahaha in the trademark dispute. At stake is the popular Wahaha brand name, which Danone says belongs to the joint venture.
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