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Patagonia accuses Anheuser-Busch of misleading USPTO over beer label

American clothing company Patagonia has accused the North American subsidiary of the world’s largest brewery of filing “false evidence” with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) in order to “unlawfully” obtain a mark for ‘Patagonia’ in relation to beer.

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Patagonia accuses Anheuser-Busch of misleading USPTO over beer label

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