18 January 2016Trademarks

US approves Cuban ‘Havana Club’ trademark

The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has approved a trademark for the term ‘Havana Club’, reversing a previous decision that banned the Cuban government from marketing the rum with the term in the US.

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